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Samet Corp. has started construction on a 350,000-square-foot speculative building on a 30-acre site in the Triad Business Park, the place where FedEx Ground has bought land for a possible distribution hub. More: continued here

Wall Street Journal Blogs The Daily Thread: 007 Dons Tom Ford, Tiffany Appeals eBay Ruling …Wall Street Journal Blogs, NY –4 minutes agoPortfolio Tiffany appealed a ruling against it in its ongoing anti-counterfeiting battle with eBay Inc. WWD In the latest James Bond film, Quantum of Solace … More: continued here

NEVADAN AT WORK: Putting a stamp on Las VegasLas Vegas Review – Journal, NV –4 hours agoBy JOHN G. EDWARDS Ruth Hilliard, who opened Charleston Stamps in 1984, says a wide range of people in Las Vegas make collecting stamps a hobby. … More: continued here

Mobility Site HTC Fuze on Ebay, 11 Hours left…Mobility Site, AL –3 minutes agoCaught a post on wmpoweruser this weekend pointing to an Ebay auction for the Fuze. The sad thing is that being pointed to Ebay caused me to buy a limited … More: continued here

A BRITISH man is facing legal action for libel after leaving negative feedback for an item he bought on auction website eBay. More: continued here

Ruth Hilliard, who opened Charleston Stamps in 1984, says a wide range of people in Las Vegas make collecting stamps a hobby. More: continued here

DSS to Issue Second Round of Disaster Food StampsKLFY, LA –1 hour agoAccording to the Department of Social Services about 208 million dollars in disaster food stamps were issued to more than one and a half million hurricane … More: continued here

LOS ANGELES — Move over, Tina Fey, there’s a new Sarah Palin impersonator in town. Four one-of-a-kind Cabbage Patch Kids dolls crafted in the likeness of presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain and vice presidential candidates Joe Biden and Palin will be auctioned on the eBay.com Web site. The …

OTTAWA – A slip-up by Canada Post that left the St-Jean-Baptiste holiday off a 2008 calendar cost the Crown corporation thousands of dollars and angered some of its carriers and many Quebecers, access to information documents show. More: continued here

TURBULENT times for Tyneside restaurants has caused concern among caterers. Despite his business being unaffected, one Gateshead cafe owner has come up with a unique solution to sell up and move on. Rob Pattinson reports. More: continued here