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Bosses at private mail firm TNT are planning to cherry-pick lucrative Royal Mail delivery contracts by competing with the company to deliver post in some business areas. More: continued here

Robbers who raided its main post office set fire to cars, scattered spikes on roads and left fake bombs to cover their escape. More: continued here

Meg Whitman, the longtime chief executive of eBay Inc., is preparing to retire after a decade at the helm of the online auctioneer, according to a published report. More: continued here

Dame Elisabeth Murdoch, along with four other prominent Australians, has joined a philatelic list of national legends. More: continued here

eBay's Meg Whitman Reported on Her Way OutSYS-CON Media, NJ –3 hours agoeBay CEO Meg Whitman, after 10 years running the company, is planning to retire, according to the Wall Street Journal, which pegs John Donahoe, president of …Yahoo Planning Big Job CutsSYS-CON Mediaall 2 news articles More: continued here

Australia Post honours legendsCourier Mail, Australia –1 hour agoAustralia Post is honouring some of the country's most generous and respected philanthropists in its 2008 release of Australian Legends stamps. …Dame Elisabeth honouredAdvertiser Adelaideall 15 news articles More: continued here

MEMPHIS, Tenn.—-FORTUNE magazine and the Great Places to Work Institute today pronounced FedEx as among the 100 “Best Companies to Work For” in the United States. More: continued here

Mike Miller and Rudy Gay dropped 24 points apiece to lead the Memphis Grizzlies to a 104-90 victory over the Chicago Bulls at FedEx Forum. More: continued here

Seven Summits Research Releases Comments on EBAY, PFE, CSX, WB and HIGCNNMoney.com –5 hours agoThe following stocks are featured in the Stocks To Watch Guide: eBay Inc. , Pfizer Inc. , CSX Corporation , Wachovia Corporation and Hartford Financial … More: continued here

Meg Whitman, president and CEO of eBay, is preparing to retire, according to an article the Wall Street Journal posted on its Web site late Monday. More: continued here