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Kissel Estate Puts Knight Rider's KITT On EBayHartford Courant, United States –2 hours agoThe executor of murdered Greenwich businessman Andrew Kissel is selling the Trans Am on EBay starting this afternoon. Bidding starts at $20000, according to … More: continued here

Ten new postage stamps featuring the U.S. and state flags go on sale Saturday — on the annual observance of flag day. More: continued here

Almost every imaginable product is available through eBay, but TV and radio ads will no longer appear on any list.  The company has closed its Media Marketplace program. read more More: continued here

Distinction is set to return to familiar territory in next Saturday’s Queen Alexandra Stakes at Royal Ascot. The nine-year-old has taken a hand in many a finish at the Berkshire venue and was third behind dual winner Yeats in the 2006 Gold Cup. More: continued here

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) have told eBay to put its plans to move to a PayPal only system on hold. “The ACCC is concerned that the notified conduct will allow eBay to use its market power in the supply of online marketplaces to substantially lessen competition in …

Post Office boss in closure pledgeThe Argus.co.uk, UK –2 hours agoAlan Cook, managing director of Post Office Ltd, told a committee of MPs he would oppose proposals "to further shrink" the network. … More: continued here

Post office efforts could endBenton Courier, AR –2 hours agoDebbie Broadway, who chairs a citizens committee that is seeking a new post office for Bryant, told the Courier today that she believes efforts to acquire a … More: continued here

The first set of stamps will salute the U.S. flag and the flags of Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, American Samoa, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut and Delaware. More: continued here

ATA Airlines is suing FedEx over its decision to drop the airline from its military charter team, a move ATA says forced it into bankruptcy protection and left it financially destroyed. More: continued here

Federal agents and state and local police respond to the Hamden Post Office after receiving reports of a suspicious package. More: continued here