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EBay Inc is restructuring its operations worldwide which will lead to a small cut in global staffing levels but with some countries hit harder than others, a company spokeswoman said on Thursday. More: continued here

Judge Judy is the solution to eBay's problemsBloggingStocks –1 minute agoWhile it's still the undisputed king of the online auction business, eBay (NASDAQ: EBAY) has its share of image and customer service problems. … More: continued here

FedEx said that its third-quarter earnings fell 6 percent on high oil prices and a slow American economy, but beat analysts? expectations. More: continued here

The government has narrowly averted losing a Commons vote calling for the planned Post Office closures to be suspended. More: continued here

The only thing saving eBay is no competitionCNET Blogs, CA –3 hours agoThere once was a day when the great eBay commanded respect and considerable power in the world of tech. Since then, the company has been relegated to a mere … More: continued here

EBay To Cut Jobs and RestructureSearchViews, NY –1 hour agoReuters reports today that eBay will be cutting some staff in what a company spokesperson calls a “globalization and centralization effort. … More: continued here

Stop post office madnessLondra Gazete, UK –24 minutes agoNow while we all know the post office is in trouble, it is clear that these plans are deeply distressing to a lot of people, many of whom rely on their … More: continued here

Post Office Ltd have apologised after their customer helpline gave out the wrong dates for the end of the public consultation on their nationwide branch closures. More: continued here

MESA, Ariz. — When he arrived at Surprise Stadium, manager Trey Hillman had planned to tell outfielder Jose Guillen to take a seat aboard the team bus on Tuesday and travel to HoHoKam Park with the rest of the Royals. More: continued here

ALBUQUERQUE—More 370 New Mexico families received more in food stamps or other state welfare benefits than they were entitled to this month, and state officials say a computer glitch is to blame. More: continued here