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Five immigration consultants, four of them Batswana women and one a Zimbabwean male, have been arrested for using false stamps to extend the stay of foreigners in Botswana. More: continued here

Packers Tickets on eBay to Benefit MS SocietyNewsradio 620, WI –1 hour agoBy Dan O'Donnell Selling Packers tickets on eBay is nothing new, but Tom Carlson isn'ta typical online profiteer, eschewing an expected $800-plus windfall …Buy a House… Get Packer Season Tickets?WKBTall 2 news articles More: continued here

Jan. 15 (Bloomberg) — Canadian stocks fell, led by Suncor Energy Inc. and Research In Motion Ltd. Financial shares declined after Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce sold $2.7 billion in stock to cover writedowns tied to the U.S. mortgage market. More: continued here

Royal Mail bosses are talking peace while making war. Behind the warm words of a “new era in industrial relations”, they are trying to break the postal workers’ CWU union by harassing and victimising reps with charges relating to last year’s national postal strike. More: continued here

Post Office cuts mortgate rateEasier (press release), UK –3 hours agoThe Post Office has announced an interest rate cut to its three year fixed rate mortgage to 5.48 per cent – making it the best mortgage deal of its kind on … More: continued here

Post Office Ltd announce a second wave of branch closures as part of a major review. More: continued here

Post Office mortgage rate cutMoney News, UK –2 hours agoA new Post Office mortgage rate cut could mean that its three-year fixed-rate home loan is the best of its kind on market, according to the organisation. … More: continued here

Post office protest meeting calledWiltshire Times, UK –4 hours agoBy Wiltshire Times Reporter A PUBLIC meeting has been called over the proposed closure of Lowden Post Office in Chippenham. The closure was announced last … More: continued here

Economic stimulus proposals favored by Democrats, including tax rebates, extended unemployment benefits and a temporary increase in food stamps are cost-effective ways for Congress to try to boost the economy, the Congressional Budget Office said Tuesday. More: continued here

Chevy is hoping to truck his long-snapping abilities to the NFL. The Calgary Stampeders and veteran long-snapper/defensive lineman Randy Chevrier parted ways yesterday in a mutual agreement to allow the player a chance at signing with a U.S. team. More: continued here