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NEW YORK (AP) – FedEx Corp. reports earnings for its fiscal third quarter today. The following is a summary of key developments and analyst …. More: continued here

A magistrate in federal court in South Bend, Ind., set a filing date of April 11 for summary judgments on the employment status of FedEx Ground drivers. More: continued here

A woman in Elyria, Ohio, is selling fish sticks on eBay, claiming she found crosses in them as a sign from God honoring Holy Week, a report said. More: continued here

Gilmore stamps her authority at BellsSydney Morning Herald, Australia –1 hour agoShe was riding a new surfboard but it was the same classy performance expected from Stephanie Gilmore in Thursday's first round heats of the Rip Curl Pro … More: continued here

Round Rock Post Office to be Named After Fallen Soldier590 KLBJ News Radio, TX –8 hours agoThe Post office on Sam Bass Road in Round Rock will be re-named to honor a local soldier. Marine Cpl. Steven Patrick Gill died in Iraq in 2005 at the age of … More: continued here

Fedex driver Jay McMullin helps 78-year-old Odell Bunch into the delivery truck after Bunch’s Ford Ranger was swept off of Hwy 34 by flood waters Tuesday. More: continued here

RIO GRANDE, Puerto Rico (AP) — Tiger Woods is elsewhere, leaving a void in star power at the inaugural Puerto Rico Open. More: continued here

eBay Advances Affiliate Offering With eBay Partner NetworkTAXI Design Network, NY –1 minute agoeBay unveiled the eBay Partner Network, a new global affiliate program for publishers driving traffic to eBay. Officially launching on April 1st, 2008, … More: continued here

eBay Auction of the Day: 1970 Nissan Bluebird SSS CoupeWinding Road Magazine, MI –54 minutes agoIf you’re still sulking about that, fret not – a pristine 1970 example is up for grabs on eBay Motors. If the fender-mounted mirrors didn’t give it away, … More: continued here

US Post Office Unveils Recycling ProgramSmartPros Accounting –31 minutes agoThe program, which will start in 1500 post offices, is "free and green," the Postal Service announcement said Monday. Designed to "help consumers make more … More: continued here