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Canada.com eBay wins big in federal court, but Europe is a different storyZDNet –29 minutes agoA federal judge ruled Monday that eBay doesn’t have an obligation to police its sellers for trademark infringements, the Times reports. …Court Clears eBay in Suit Over Sale of Counterfeit GoodsNew York TimeseBay Beats Tiffany In …

Garnet Valley post office focus of surveyDelaware County Daily Times, PA –12 minutes agoAccording to supervisors, in order for Garnet Valley to receive its own post office, the postal service must receive at least 85 percent of the surveys … More: continued here

KFDM News has learned that the wife of a man charged with a Jasper County murder is accused of sending him illegal drugs, at his request, attached to stamps in a letter she wrote to him in jail. More: continued here

FedEx Corp. is in preliminary talks to buy its Dutch delivery rival TNT, according to a Financial Times report. (FDX) More: continued here

TODAY, the SA Post Office is releasing a limited edition of stamps to commemorate former president Nelson Mandela’s 90th birthday. The Madiba stamps will be sold in all post offices countrywide. Local outlets have already sold the limited number they were issued and ordered far more. More: continued here

BC-EBay-Tiffany, 2nd Ld-Writethru,0670 eBay beats Tiffany in court case over trademarks Eds: ADDS detail, background, comment from Tiffany, expert comments, stock prices. By RACHEL METZ AP Business Writer More: continued here

The Calgary Stampeders have released import running back Ken Simonton. “Ken is a good football player and a consummate pro,” said Stamps head coach/general manager John Hufnagel. “But the salary cap won’t allow us to keep carrying three import running backs, so we had to let him go.” More: continued …

EBay Inc. scored an important victory in court Monday, as a federal judge said companies such as jeweler Tiffany & Co. are responsible for policing their trademarks online, not auction platforms like eBay. More: continued here

Internet auction giant eBay cannot be held liable for trademark infringement for counterfeit items sold through its website, a US judge ruled Monday in a case brought by luxury retailer Tiffany. More: continued here

*EBAY APPLAUDS COURT REJECTION OF TIFFANY COUNTERFEIT CLAIMS華富財經, Hong Kong –13 minutes agoIn relation to the stock quote service (the "Quote Service") information, the stock price, trade volume and turnover are provided by The Stock Exchange of … More: continued here