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The cost of a first-class stamp will increase by one penny to 42 cents starting May 12, the U.S. Postal Service said Monday. The charge for other services, such as advertising mail, periodicals, packages special services will also change. More: continued here

Documents dating from the Civil War and others to and from Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt are among hundreds of stolen documents sold online that eBay is agreeing to buy back and return to New York’s archives, a state official said Saturday. More: continued here

RTE.ie Munich memorabilia hits eBayTelegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom –3 hours agoBy Andy Hooper Memorabilia of the Manchester United Munich air crash have been put on sale for thousands of pounds on eBay. Bidding has reached £15100 for …United fans selling Munich scarves on eBayThe Spoilerall 54 news articles More: continued here

(AP) – Mailing a letter will soon cost a penny more. The U.S. Postal Service says the price of a first-class stamp will rise to $.42 starting May 12th. More: continued here

Mailing a letter will soon cost a penny more. More: continued here

The 2008 Microsoft Office System Developer Conference this week focuses on the company’s Office application suite as an application development platform in and of itself. More: continued here

It may not be legal but that isn’t stopping a Quebec cman from auctioning off his pancreas for 5 hundred thousand dollars on eBay. Mario Meunier wants the organ used for research and is even offering himself up as a human ginea pig. More: continued here

Decay sets in as eBay changesNEWS.com.au, Australia –2 hours agoAlthough past boycotts by eBay sellers have flopped, there is considerably more desperation in the angry voices of those organising this latest week-long …EBay's PayPal funds freeze plan draws fireCNNMoney.comall 3 news articles More: continued here

SO WHAT do you say when you meet the Royal Family’s most knowledgeable rugby fan? More: continued here

FedEx Corp. (NYSE: FDX) will now provide users of Microsoft Office Outlook, the world´s largest More: continued here