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She was the first monarch to send an e-mail. She has her own Web site. And on Thursday, Queen Elizabeth II uploaded video to YouTube during a visit to Google’s British headquarters. More: continued here

FedEx Ground, the ground-delivery arm of FedEx Corp., isn’t ruling out the Greenville-Spartanburg area as a possible location for a $110 million hub, even though the company has already bought land for the facility in North Carolina’s Triad region. More: continued here

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to review a punitive damages award against FedEx, which had argued that adoption of a compliance policy and an internal grievance policy for handling employee complaints showed, as a matter of law, that it acted in good faith to comply with the ADA. More: …

FOLLOWING the resignation of its subpostmistress last month, it has been announced that Gordon Post Office is to close. (15/10/2008 11:17:43) More: continued here

Gordon Post Office to closeBerwickshire Today, UK –2 minutes agoBy Simon Duke FOLLOWING the resignation of its subpostmistress last month, it has been announced that Gordon Post Office is to close. … More: continued here

Post office eagerly awaitedSarasota Herald-Tribune, FL –1 hour agoThe Lakewood Ranch post office is a sign of city status to some members of the upscale community, and to others, it is simply a necessary convenience. … More: continued here

DeKalb Post Office changes counter hoursDekalb Daily Chronicle, IL –2 minutes agoBy Chronicle News Staff Retail counter hours at the DeKalb Post Office will change Nov. 15. The post office will be open weekdays from 8:30 am-6:30 pm, … More: continued here

Stamps Present Pink PowerOurSports Central (press release), WI –10 hours agoThe Stamps will be selling 500 special-edition pink caps at the Oct. 18 game against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers at McMahon Stadium. … More: continued here

EBay swings to third-quarter profit but warns about year aheadLos Angeles Times, CA –3 minutes agoBy Jessica Guynn, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO — The consumer spending slowdown that first hit EBay Inc. in mid-August could ruin its … More: continued here

Online auction leader eBay Inc gave a disappointing forecast that promised little holiday cheer and said it was suffering from a widespread consumer spending slowdown that would drag on into 2009, sending its shares down 3.5 percent. More: continued here