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In January, 2006, Rolling Stones fans coughed up as much as $1,500-a-ticket to watch Mick Jagger strut his stuff at the United Center. They should have paid the city’s 8 percent amusement tax — $120 for a $1,500 — just like everyone else who buys from a broker. More: continued …

Is postal market liberalisation really working?PrecisionMarketing, UK –21 hours agoHaving spent the past two and a half years bemoaning the negative effect liberalisation has had on its business and the postal market in general, Royal Mail… More: continued here

Oregon's Post Office PrimaryWashington Post, United States –6 hours agoBy Alec MacGillis Barack Obama made jaws drop when he drew 75000 people to a rally in Portland, Ore., on Sunday afternoon, making it the largest such event … More: continued here

Special stamps to help raise funds for earthquake victims have gone on sale in China. More: continued here

China sells stamps to help earthquake victimsThe Associated Press –15 minutes agoBEIJING (AP) — Special stamps to help raise funds for earthquake victims have gone on sale in China. Featuring three interlocking hearts on a red background … More: continued here

Examiner.com Getting Juice From eBay – Auctionwally's eBay SecretsExaminer.com –2 hours agoThese days it seems like you can't turn around without bumping into someone selling a book on "How To Do eBay". It's no wonder, with eBay's massive customer … More: continued here

Food stamp recipients pinched by high pricesKansas City Star, MO –8 minutes agoBy DON BABWIN AP Danielle Brown stands outside a Chicago market at midnight for her first chance to buy groceries since her food stamps ran out nearly two … More: continued here

BEIJING (AP) – Special stamps to help raise funds for earthquake victims have gone on sale in China. Featuring three interlocking hearts on a red background, the stamp has a value of 17 cents but sells for 32 cents. More: continued here

Mon, May 19, 2008 (7:32 p.m.) Special stamps to help raise funds for earthquake victims have gone on sale in China. Featuring three interlocking hearts on a red background, the stamp has a value of 17 cents but sells for 32 cents. More: continued here

Danielle Brown stands outside a Chicago market at midnight for her first chance to buy groceries since her food stamps ran out nearly two weeks ago. More: continued here