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Police make arrest in eBay hard drive sale caseLegalbrief (subscription), South Africa –16 minutes agoPolice have made an arrest in connection with the eBay sale of a computer hard drive containing personal data. The security lapse follows last week's eBay… More: continued here

Police make arrest over eBay sale of council dataZDNet UK, UK –1 minute agoLeicestershire Constabulary has arrested a man following the sale on eBay of a hard drive containing council-tax data from Charnwood Borough Council. … More: continued here

AM gets behind postal service improvements for visually impairedWalesOnline, United Kingdom –3 minutes ago“I have written to Adam Crozier, chief executive of the Royal Mail, asking him to investigate the matter further, and to provide information about the blind … More: continued here

New, larger Parrish post office opens for businessBradenton Herald,  United States –1 hour agoBy JESSICA KLIPA – jklipa@bradenton.com Parrish's new post office served its first customers Tuesday, and gave staff the working space they've badly needed … More: continued here

Giving everyone the right to chooseguardian.co.uk, UK –4 minutes agoI think those, such as Ann Farmer, who have objected to the use of my mother's image on Royal Mail stamps – because, in Farmer's words, she "was a notorious … More: continued here

NEW YORK (AP) – Online auction giant eBay is behind a site called WorldofGood.com that will sell goods produced with social and environmental goals in mind. More: continued here

NEW YORK – This year’s version of the FedEx Cup was supposed to be about volatility. More: continued here

FedEx Express has announced the Oct. 6 launch of domestic express shipping in Mexico, the company’s first venture of its kind in Latin America. More: continued here

Tue, Sep 2, 2008 (9:27 p.m.) Most consumers probably associate eBay Inc. more with vintage lunch boxes and low-priced electronics than with laptop bags made from recycled plastic by women in New Delhi. More: continued here

Most consumers probably associate eBay Inc. more with vintage lunch boxes and low-priced electronics than with laptop bags made from recycled plastic by women in New Delhi. The online auction operator is trying to change that perception with WorldofGood.com, a Web site due to launch Wednesday to sell goods produced …