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Valero Energy Corp. is the No. 1 Best Big Company to Work for in America, and FedEx Corp. was No. 4, according to Fortune magazine. More: continued here

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital®, the world’s premier pediatric cancer research and treatment center, celebrates its sixth annual FedEx/St. Jude Angels & Stars Gala on Saturday, May 17, at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County. More: continued here

Beleaguered Ashford residents fed up with “being treated like second class citizens” could be headed for a brighter future after plans to build a new post office emerged this week. More: continued here

On Saturday, local post office carriers are hoping to pick up more than just mail. They want food. As part of a national service project, the Troy Post Office will be collecting non-perishable food items to donate to the hungry this Saturday, May 10. More: continued here

The next time you head to the post office, you will have to scrounge up a few extra pennies. The price of stamps is going up Monday, but you can spare yourself — at least for a little while. More: continued here

YouTube, eBay have all you needNashua Telegraph, NH –8 minutes agoI used to worry about losing things, but now I know that I need never worry, because everything can be found in one of two places: YouTube or eBay. … More: continued here

The “universal” Royal Mail service, which delivers letters anywhere in the country for one price, has made a loss for the first time in 160 years. Chief executive Adam Crozier said that without urgent help, the service will struggle to survive. More:

FedEx’s use of independent contractors has come under fire again, this time by shareholders. More: continued here

Huge Culture Clash Between Craigslist and eBayRedOrbit, TX –6 minutes agoNewmark's remarks are cited in the lawsuit eBay filed recently against Craigslist, accusing Newmark and Buckmaster of clandestine self-dealing that diluted … More: continued here

Royal Mail boss Adam Crozier has called for a new debate on funding of the operator’s Universal Service obligation after it posted its first ever loss. More: continued here