Saturday, April 19, 2008 (Chennai Online)
Chennai, April 19 Police arrested three people on the charge of possessing fake rubber stamps of various banks and bogus documents from a lodge at Periyamet area today. More: continued here
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Sellers revolt as eBay goes corporate (Times Online)
FOR more than a decade, eBay has functioned as a global jumble sale where browsers can buy and sell everything from bric-a-brac to a Gulfstream jet. More: continued here
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Man Pleads Guilty To Stealing $10K In Stamps (WMUR New Hampshire)
A former Londonderry man pleads guilty in a scheme to steal more than $10,000 in Postal Service property, mostly stamps. More: continued here
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FedEx to reduce Lincoln operation (Lincoln Courier)
Lincoln FedEx Freight employees are bracing for a potential loss of jobs, and a spokesperson from the corporate office in Memphis indicates they may have reason to be alarmed. More: continued here
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Hoping to Rise? Master the Elevator Talk (Washington Post)
The best career advice I ever received was from my father, back when I was in high school. More: continued here
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eBay welcomes alleged cyber criminal’s arrest (Addict 3D)
Tom Young, Computing ,Friday 18 April 2008 at 00:00:00 Romanian stands accused of defrauding eBay users by accessingadministrative accounts Online auction site eBay has welcomed the arrest of the Romaniancyber-criminal known as Vladuz. More:
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EBay’s new search slashes sales for some sellers (CNN Money)
Improving the buyer experience is the core of eBay’s growth strategy. The auction site is betting on Best Match, a new default search algorithm, to deliver. But the new system has left many sellers confused and angry. More: continued here
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Tennis / Estoril Open: Fedex shines through sun, rain (The New Straits Times)
ESTORIL: Roger Federer battled changing weather, which went from sun to rain and back, before beating Portugal’s Frederico Gil 6-4, 6-1 to reach the Estoril Open semi-finals yesterday. More: continued here
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Thief must sell stamp collection on eBay (Times Online)
An accountant who stole £70,000 from two churches has been ordered by a judge to repay the money by selling his huge stamp collection on eBay. More: continued here
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City mulls over site for new post office (Moorpark Acorn)
Representatives of the U.S. Postal Service gathered around Assistant City Manager Hugh Riley Wednesday afternoon to look at a vacant lot that may be used for a new post office building. More: continued here