Market Recap: ALTR, EBAY, HOG, NOK (TradingMarkets.com via Yahoo! Finance)
Quarterly recaps for Altera Corporation, Ebay, Harley Davidson, and Nokia. More: continued here
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Flying Princes, Royal Scandal and Druggie Rockers (ABC News)
Here are some of the stories that made it to the front pages of U.K. tabloids. More: continued here
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Last-minute tax filers meet at post office – TMCnet
Last-minute tax filers meet at post officeTMCnet –1 hour agoJeane Lohr of Frederick, visiting the Post Office for other reasons Monday, said she will file her taxes today because she owes Uncle Sam "a whopping $2000. … More: continued here
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eBay To End Live Auctions (WebProNews)
eBay has announced that it will put an end to its Live Auctions on December 31, 2008 in an effort to restructure its online auction business. Jim Ambach, Vice President, Seller Experience, eBay said,” In the case of Live Auctions, maintaining and improving this platform falls outside our immediate focus, and will, therefore, be retired…
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Royal blackmail trial under way (UPI)
Two socialites attempted to blackmail a member of the extended British royal family for $100,000, a jury in England’s Central Criminal Court was told Tuesday. More: continued here
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‘Just getting started’ – FedEx turns 35 (Memphis Commercial Appeal)
Presumably the founder of a Fortune 100 company has many cold, dark nights. More: continued here
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Tax day business at Gateway Post Office (KVAL Eugene)
Post Office crews in Springfield set up special drive through lines to accommodate the crowds More: continued here
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Redskins Want Fast Start on Tough Slate (Washington Post)
The Washington Redskins will begin the 2008 season with three road games against NFC East opponents in a five-week span, will host the New Orleans Saints in the home opener at FedEx Field and new head coach Jim Zorn will return to Seattle, where he formerly served as the Seahawks’ quarterbacks… More: continued here
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Pair ‘tried to extort £50,000 from royal with secret tapes’ (Independent)
Two men attempted to extort £50,000 from a member of the Royal Family by threatening to release sound recordings containing claims that he performed oral sex on a male aide and was guilty of “impropriety” in the way he ran his business, a court heard yesterday. More: continued here
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EBay to drop live auction format (Nashville Business Journal)
EBay Inc. said Tuesday it is eliminating live auctions as part of its company restructuring. (EBAY) More: continued here