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Royal Mail threaten to close soldiers' lifeline post officeSunday Mirror, UK –1 hour agoBy Rupert Hamer Defence Correspondent 16/03/2008 Royal Mail bureaucrats are threatening to close a post office which provides a lifeline to thousands of … More: continued here

Arizona Sen. John McCain bulked up his dream team of Silicon Valley managers and advisers on Friday by naming California billionaire and outgoing eBay chief executive Meg Whitman co-chair of his national campaign. More: continued here

Above: Motorcycles that are now for sale on eBay are pictured Tuesday outside of the City of Cumberland Public Safety Building on Bedford Street. More: continued here

OnlineAuction.com Founder Is an Optimistic eBay CompetitorAuctionbytes –2 minutes agoBy Greg Holden In many ways, Chris Fain's story sounds like that of the average eBay and online auction seller. He traded baseball cards with his buddies as … More: continued here

THE MAIL ON SUNDAY: England coach Brian Ashton last night predicted a ‘battle royal’ between Danny Cipriani and Jonny Wilkinson – with the country’s number 10 rugby shirt as the prize. More: continued here

Paying the price for credit messChicago Tribune, United States –5 hours agoGas stations gave out savings stamps with each sale, redeemable for merchandise if you filled a stamp book. For purchases of reasonable size you'd receive … More: continued here

BBC News Post Office's hard-sell on foreign currencyThis is Money, UK –2 hours agoPost Office staff are coming under pressure to use hard-sell tactics to boost sales of foreign currency. It's all change for road tax rates. …Someone's watching youBBC Newsall 2 news articles More: continued here

The SA Post Office was haemorrhaging senior executives, with its human resources department being the worst affected, a source within the organisation told Business Report this week. More: continued here

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Using a variety of approaches — painting, digital prints, commemorative stamps — Brooklyn-based artist Traci Molloy explores the pervasiveness of violence in America in her series Kids That Kill Kids. Currently on view at Ruby Green through Saturday, these pieces are paired with another series, White Dandelions, in which Molloy …