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Transactions in Decline, eBay Cuts Its ForecastNew York Times, United States –7 minutes agoBy LAURIE J. FLYNN SAN FRANCISCO — The slowdown in consumer spending has begun to flatten the growth at eBay, the online retailer, which said on Wednesday … More: continued here

EBay beat muted expectations, reporting net income that rose 5 percent to $592 million, compared with the period a year ago. More: continued here

eBay Leads Plunge as Recession Fears RiseInternetNews.com –5 hours agoeBay had no good news for investors reeling from the worst stock market plunge in 21 years. By Paul Shread: More stories by this author: eBay (NASDAQ: EBAY) … More: continued here

BROOKSVILLE – Another Hernando County post office will soon bear the name of a serviceman killed in the war on terror. More: continued here

Oct. 16 (Bloomberg) — EBay Inc. , the world’s biggest Internet auctioneer, reduced its annual earnings forecast and projected its first quarterly sales decline as growth slows at the company’s namesake Web sites. More: continued here

Brooksville Post Office to be renamed for soldier killed in IraqTampabay.com, FL –5 hours agoThe Brooksville Post Office, 19101 Cortez Blvd., will be renamed the Cody Grater Post Office during a dedication ceremony from 10 to 11 am Friday. … More: continued here

The mail industry is a vital service. It must be used to its full …guardian.co.uk, UK –4 hours agoThe Communication Workers Union fully supports Cruddas's call for "the government [to] halt the ongoing break-up of Royal Mail and its subsidiary Post … More: continued here

EBay posted a third-quarter profit that beat analyst forecasts Wednesday, but issued a disappointing forecast and said it was suffering from a consumer spending slowdown that would drag on into 2009. More: continued here

EBay Inc warned on Wednesday that its full-year revenues would fall below its previous forecast as the Internet company restructures to reinvigorate growth in its main online auctions business. More: continued here

HOUMA – More than four weeks after Hurricane Ike flooded lower Terrebonne, state officials are still awaiting word from the U.S. Department of Agriculture on whether additional disaster-food-stamp benefits will be extended to Louisiana families affected by the storm. More: continued here