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An Investment You Can't LickNewsweek –4 hours agoA new stamp will forever be good for mailing first-class mail no matter how high postal costs rise. But does hoarding these stamps make financial sense? … More: continued here

Two stamps were issued today linking children’s health and Olympics achievers. More: continued here

Wall Street Journal Skype Hires Former Motorola Executive As New Chief Operating OfficerWall Street Journal –5 hours agoSkype, a unit of eBay Inc., said it handled 5% of all long-distance calls and had 309 million subscribers at the end of March. …Skype names Motorola exec COO Silicon Valley / San Jose …

State Aims to Help Families Struggling to Buy FoodNew York Times, United States –5 minutes agoAbout 24000 households elsewhere in the state will be eligible to receive, on average, $72 more per month in food stamps. The increases will be a windfall … More: continued here

Council appeals for permanent post officeBucks Free Press, UK –6 hours agoIn response to a consultation on the proposals, mayor Neil Marshall said: "We are pleased that Post Office Ltd recognises the necessity to retain the two …Residents gather to try to save post officeWestern Telegraphall 3 news articles More: continued here

A FRENCH court ordered eBay to pay 38.6 million euros to luxury goods group LVMH for allowing the sale of fake merchandise. More: continued here

A FRENCH court ordered eBay to pay 38.6 million euros to luxury goods group LVMH for allowing the sale of fake merchandise. More: continued here

From handbags to diamonds, eBay a target, but safeReuters India, India –3 minutes agoBy Alexandria Sage SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – A French court dealt EBay Inc a blow for selling fake luxury goods, but while the Internet auctioneer's … More: continued here

A post office in a small town in Berks County that made big headlines in May when an employee alerted authorities to a scratching noise inside a box that led to the discovery of gigantic Asian beetles will be in the spotlight again. More: continued here

CWU union members in Oxford delivery offices are balloting over executive action – changes imposed without consultation with the union – by Royal Mail. More: continued here