Slideshow: Holiday stamps feature 'Rudolph' charactersTurn to 10Four new holiday stamps from the U.S. Postal Service feature characters from the classic television special "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer." The stamps depict Rudolph, Santa Claus, Hermey the misfit elf, and Bumble the abominable snow monster. More: continued here
The number of North Dakotans using food stamps to buy groceries has dropped just over 2 percent, even as the state's population has risen to an all-time high. More: continued here
The EFF has threatened to take legal action if the National Assembly approves the suspension without pay of 12 of its MPs. The financial impact of the additional interest on a 30-year bond is not in your best interest, says a financial expert. Here's why… More: continued here
Britain's top equity index marched higher today, building on gains made over the last two days, while a positive broker note boosted the shares of Royal Mail. More: continued here
Program to focus on Illinois post officesThe SouthernA program and book signing by historian Mary Emma Thompson, PhD, is set for 2 to 4 p.m. today (Saturday) at Herrin City Library. She has written numerous books about Depression-era art in Illinois post offices. Her new book, and final in a series of … More: continued…
FedEx Corp. announced Friday it plans to build a 300,000-square-foot distribution center in Davenport that will create 160 new jobs when it opens in May 2016. More: continued here
VANCOUVER — It was mission accomplished for the Calgary Stampeders on Friday night, no doubt hoping fervently that they’ll find themselves in this lovely city three weekends from now. More: continued here
LAS VEGAS (AP) — FedEx officials say a cargo plane is back in service after a scare that prompted its pilot to make an emergency landing in Las Vegas. McCarran International Airport spokeswoman Christine Crews says the plane heading from Ontario, California to Memphis, Tennessee landed a little after 7 a.m. Friday, after the crew…
FedEx Ground says it's building a distribution center in Fort Worth that will employee about 375 people. More: continued here
The Inquisitr Burger King Feeds India Whoppers Using eBay, Social MediaThe InquisitrBurger King takes advantage of social media and e-commerce by allowing consumers in Delhi, India, to pre-order a Whopper on eBay. Second only to McDonald's, the American fast food restaurant chain opens their first store November 9 in New Delhi's …Burger King partnered with eBay…