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SINGAPORE : Fans of DC Comics’ will have something to look forward to — postal stamps featuring their favourite super heroes. More: continued here

Flags of Our Nation7thSpace Interactive (press release), NY –1 hour agoThe first 10 stamps in the new series will be presented during a first-day-of-issue ceremony on Flag Day at the National Postal Museum in Washington at … More: continued here

Alibaba is inviting online sellers to attend its e-Business Champion Awards Reception in Chicago next week, taking place on the eve of eBay Live. The event honors successful online sellers, and Alibaba will send one winner to the global Alifest contest to be held in China on August 2nd where …

Stamps could mark the nightspotExaminer.com –3 hours ago“If all the drunks we keep arresting show up with the same stamp, maybe there’sa place that’s overserving,” he said. The Police Department, surrounding … More: continued here

eBay delays plans to make its Australian customers pay for items only via Paypal after the country’s regulator objects. More: continued here

Police in Seattle, USA have been called in by T-Mobile to investigate a possible theft of a prototype handset after it was found being offered for sale on the auction website, eBay. The phone, codenamed, Shadow II and manufactured by HTC was sold on eBay for US$499 last week. More: …

eBay issued a statement to say it would challenge a government agency’s intention to rule against its PayPal-only policy in Australia. More: continued here

Slide Projector Mistaken For Bomb At Post OfficeNBC30.com, CT –1 hour agoThere was an unusual bomb scare at the Mount Carmel branch of the Hamden post office Thursday. It turns out the suspicious device was a homemade slide …Suspicious package detonated at Hamden post officeWTNHall 2 news articles More: continued here

EBAY has delayed plans to force its Australian customers to use its PayPal payment service with its online auction house. More: continued here

eBay delays plans to make its Australian customers pay for items only via Paypal after the country’s regulator objects. More: continued here