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Ingersoll leaving Crookston Post OfficeCrookston Daily Times, MN –28 minutes agoBy Natalie J. Ostgaard, City Editor The Crookston Post Office is losing its postmaster of 3 1/2 years after today when Renae Ingersoll leaves to become the … More: continued here
Digitaltrends.com eBay Settles Patent Battle with MercExchangDigitaltrends.com, OR –6 minutes agoBy Geoff Duncan eBay has finally managed to put an end to its long-running patent battle with MercExchange, announcing the company would be paying … More: continued here
A Chicago alderman took a weeklong challenge to survive on food stamps to see firsthand how more than a million people in Illinois live from week to week. More: continued here
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EBay said Thursday that it had bought the three MercExchange patents it had been accused of violating. More: continued here
EBay Inc. settled a patent infringement suit with MercExchange LLC on Thursday, ending a seven-year legal battle that went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. As part of the agreement, eBay will buy three patents for e-commerce from its adversary, along… More: continued here
The humble “Habbata” ( door knocker), a relatively small and insignificant item of furniture, has featured on a Maltapost set of four stamps. More: continued here
Two FedEx jets got too close to each other on takeoff from the Memphis airport last week because of confusion over flight numbers for the planes, a Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman said Thursday. The incident, which the FAA classified as serious, air traffic control error, remained under investigation. The air traffic controllers union blamed the…