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US offers emergency food stamps in 3 flood statesReuters AlertNet, UK –10 minutes agoWASHINGTON, June 24 (Reuters) – More than $1.6 million in emergency food stamps have been issued to residents of three states in the US Midwest hit by … More: continued here

42 counties eligible for disaster food stampsDenison Bulletin, Iowa –19 minutes agoUSDA can authorize the issuance of emergency food stamps when there is a Presidentially declared emergency or when grocery stores or other regular … More: continued here

eBay issues a Call for Action paper that asks the EU to make changes in its trading laws, and it has support for its ideas in the European Parliament. More: continued here

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The 404 127: Where Justin gets his wardrobe off eBayCNET News, CA –3 hours ago… then quickly spiral into flora weaponry, gender identity and male pregnancy, heartbreaking eBay auctioneering, and the difficulty in "Shorty" pimpery. … More: continued here

A Gipsy Hill post office which many believed would avoid the axe will in fact close. The Gipsy Road post office was one of seven post offices handed a lifeline last month when the Post Office ordered a review into whether it should close. More: continued here

AsiaOne Registered, but parcel still goes missingAsiaOne, Singapore –3 hours agoBut my customer e-mailed me on 18 Jun that she checked with the postal authorities there (Royal Mail) and they had no record of the parcel coming in. … More: continued here

Wall Street Journal Blogs EBay Users Set to Question CEO on ChangesWall Street Journal Blogs, NY –5 hours agoBy MYLENE MANGALINDAN EBay Inc.'s annual conference for users of the online-auction site may be one of its most contentious, as users plan to ask tough …eBay Live 2008 got Sellers Venting about the …

eBay is calling on the European Union to change trading laws which it describes as being “digital protectionism”. More: continued here

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