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eBay Gets Favorable Court Ruling In Tiffany Counterfeit ClaimsRTT News, NY –9 hours ago(RTTNews) – Online market place provider eBay Inc. (EBAY: News, Chart, Quote ) Monday revealed a court ruling favoring the company in a trademark case … More: continued here

Seattle to dump high-tech lavatories onto eBaySeattle Times, United States –6 minutes agoSeattle's five self-cleaning public restrooms will be sold on eBay after the failure of the four-year, $5 million experiment. By Noelene Clark Seattle's … More: continued here

Current rating:3.07691 by 26 users. MARIETTA – The Cobb County police and U.S. Postal Inspectors are investigating an armed robbery at a Marietta Post Office over the weekend. More: continued here

ORGANISERS of next week’s Royal Welsh Show will hope the forecasts of better weather hold true. More: continued here

Richard Hannon has nominated Royal Ascot runner-up Penny’s Gift as the pick of his eight candidates for Saturday’s Weatherbys Super Sprint at Newbury. More: continued here

Axe falls on Armley's Heights Drive post officeArmley Today, UK –18 minutes agoArmley's Heights Drive post office is to close after post office bosses rejected pleas to save it from the axe. The branch on is among 22 branches in Leeds … More: continued here

One of the abiding memories of Royal Ascot was the beaming smile of Ahmed Ajtebi after he made his first ride at the meeting a winning one on Regal Parade in the Buckingham Palace Stakes. More: continued here

Rumors of FedEx Corp.’s interest in TNT NV, Europe’s second-largest express delivery service, took a jump over the weekend when The Financial Times reported FedEx was in preliminary talks to buy the company. TNT stock rose 32 percent, and continued its surge Monday. More: continued here

Axe falls on Leeds post office branchesYorkshire Evening Post, UK –22 minutes agoBy Mark Hookham Post Office bosses have rejected pleas to save any of 22 Leeds branches earmarked for the axe. MPs were angry at the news campaigns to save … More: continued here

Tiffany and Co. cannot blame eBay for the proliferation of counterfeit jewelry hawked on the online auction site, a federal judge ruled Monday. Southern District of New York Judge Richard Sullivan, following a bench trial, rejected several claims by the New York-based jeweler and dealer in luxury goods, most importantly …