eBay Steps Up Its Asian-Expansion PlansNewsFactor Network, CA –13 hours agoBy Catherine Holahan Buying the minority stake in Asian e-commerce giant Gmarket would help eBay with a long-held aim to widen its beachhead in Asia. … More: continued here
Comparison of eBay vs. Amazon.com ContinuesAuctionBytes Blog, MA –5 hours agoeBay's hometown newspaper, the San Jose Mercury News, ran an article today, calling Amazon.com the biggest challenge eBay faces. Wall Street analysts used … More: continued here
Canada.com best yet to come for Stamps offenceCanada.com, Canada –4 hours agoThe extent of head coach and general manager John Hufnagel's analysis of Calgary's offensive performance to date was the observation that the Stamps were … More: continued here
Downers Grove, post office try to stamp out noise problemsChicago Tribune, United States –4 hours agoBy Matthew Rogina | Special to the Chicago Tribune Despite conflicting statements on whether there was an agreement to move the Downers Grove post office to … More: continued here
Dickenson downplays his return to BCNational Post, Canada –4 hours ago"Off the bye week and with three teams (including the Stamps and the Lions) at 4-3, it's a big game and both teams realize that," said Dickenson. … More: continued here
Gizmodo Australia 'Guitar Photocopier' Now Available on eBayGizmodo Australia, Australia –15 minutes agoRight now on eBay you can pick up a "guitar photocopier," a contraption that can carve a new guitar body for you that's exactly like another guitar. … More: continued here
NEWS that 13 post offices in the capital have been earmarked for closure has sparked a campaign to save the “vital” community services. More: continued here
Not many East Valley residents know that Martin Laird is living in Scottsdale these days. But the 25-year-old PGA Tour player from Glasgow, Scotland has actually been here for four years, Laird revealed last week during a wild and profitable week at the Wyndham Championship in Greensboro, N.C. More: continued here
DETROIT – Jami Lynn Shepard may not be a good speller. But for months, authorities say she fooled postal clerks with 62 fraudulent checks worth nearly $17,000. More: continued here
A schoolboy who joined a cell of Islamic fanatics targeting the Royal Family has become Britain’s youngest convicted terrorist. More: continued here