FedEx Express Canada, a unit of shipper FedEx Corp., said Wednesday it has agreed to launch a new international express service through a partnership with the Canadian postal service. More: continued here
Craigslist's Feelings Are Hurt; Lashes Back at EBayWired News –2 hours agoBy Betsy Schiffman April 23, 2008 | 12:06:15 PMCategories: Craigslist, ebay Love is so fragile — here today, gone tomorrow. And so it goes for eBay and … More: continued here
No One Puts eBay in a CornerMotley Fool –23 minutes agoBy Rick Aristotle Munarriz April 23, 2008 eBay (Nasdaq: EBAY) is filing a lawsuit against Craigslist, alleging that the popular online classifieds site is … More: continued here
Swaffham joins post office fightWatton and Swaffham Times, UK –2 hours agoSWAFFHAM has pledged to “fight tooth and nail” to save a popular post office from closure. Residents and councillors have launched a two-pronged attack …Town post office is not first classKidderminster Shuttleall 2 news articles More: continued here
Town post office is not first classKidderminster Shuttle, UK –2 hours agoGIVEN the national threat of closure to small post offices, it is amazing that the staff at Bewdley Post Office seem intent on worsening their already poor … More: continued here
Canada.com 2009 Grey Cup awarded to CalgaryCanada.com, Canada –12 minutes agoIt's expected that temporary seating will be installed at McMahon, similar to 2000, when the Stamps attracted a record crowd of 45010 for a regular-season … More: continued here
Wrong addressOxford Mail, UK –5 hours agoHaving read many letters regarding poor standards of service from Royal Mail, I felt I had to add tales of my experiences. Over the past few months, … More: continued here
The company behind the popular online classified-ad site says it was surprised by the complaint and questions eBay’s “ulterior motives.” More: continued here
FedEx Corp. and Canada Post Corp. announced an agreement Wednesday to develop a new international express service starting in the fall. (FDX) More: continued here
By Avishek Roy, New Delhi, April 23: In the wake of the hockey bribery scandal, the national selectors now reveal that they were mere rubber stamps and had little to do with the selection of the team for the Olympic qualifiers. More: continued here