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The iPhone 3G was announced just 36 hours ago, but already eBay has several auctions for people who can’t be bothered waiting in line on July 11th. At the time of writing, there are eight auctions worldwide, with prices ranging from US$350 to £500 (around US$1,000) for the 16GB version. …

With no one willing to take it on, another post office closes its …Aberdeen Press and Journal, UK –5 hours agoBy Ryan Crighton A north-east community will lose its post office next month after a desperate search for a new sub-postmaster failed to attract a …Facing the last postManchester Evening NewsWe've won …

You can understand Markus Howell’s desire to not spend too long speaking to the media after practice yesterday. After yet another session in the rain, Howell was happy to stop and chat, but was itching to get into the Calgary Stampeders locker-room. More: continued here

A union leader has said Royal Mail chief executive Adam Crozier should be fired as part of a “new vision” to secure the future of the business. More: continued here

Basement clutter and attic knickknacks have always been the cornerstone of eBay – after all, one man’s trash is indeed another’s treasure – but tough economic times seem to bring them out faster and in greater abundance. More: continued here

Bernard Hodes Group Bags Royal Mail Group Recruitment Marketing …Online Recruitment, UK –3 hours agoAfter a fiercely contested pitch process, Bernard Hodes Group will continue as Royal Mail Group's recruitment marketing partner. …Wet patio poses peril for postiesYork Pressall 2 news articles More: continued here

A POSTMISTRESS stole £35,000 from Royal Mail and used the cash for her grocery business. More: continued here

Washington, D.C. (June 11, 2008) — Federal officials testified yesterday that they need more money to buy stamps to mail out coupons for Digital TV converter boxes. More: continued here

Andrew Stafford, chief executive and deputy master at the Royal Mint, arrived at Llantrisant in October 2006. More: continued here

Two very public contests dominated last week. The first was fought out on a pitch in Russia and ended with a grown man crying on his backside. The second has been far more brutal: the rival sides are the Daily Mail columnist Allison Pearson and Fergie, Duchess of York. More: …