Business Insider Someone Was Accidentally Shipped An iPhone 6 Prototype And Now It's On …Business InsiderThere are plenty of iPhone 6 units available on eBay, but a new listing is promising bidders the opportunity to purchase a never-before-seen iPhone 6 prototype. The listing has already seen over 177 bids, and the current bid has skyrocketed…
Independent Online Will Alibaba Make A Move For EBay?Bidness ETCThe process will take around a year to complete, but speculation has already begun, linking eBay and PayPal to potential suitors. eBay's current market cap is nearly $70 billion, which includes the payments platform. Bloomberg estimates suggest that …EBay going it alone ups the stakesIndependent Onlineall…
MN lawmakers to rally to save Duluth post office MondayNorthland’s NewsCenterGovernor Mark Dayton, Mayor Don Ness, U.S. Representative Rick Nolan, and State Representative Jason Metsa are all expected to attend and speak at the "Save our Post Office" rally. Organizers of the rally are urging the U.S. Postal Service to reverse …and more » More: continued…
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Developers have unveiled updated plans for Kingston’s former post office site, including a new square with shops, restaurants and flats to rival Charter Quay. More: continued here
Royal Mail's share price chart shows why it pays to use a trading system that's independent of politics. John C Burford explains. The post Was Royal Mail’s IPO really too cheap? was first published on MoneyWeek . More: continued here
Last week, eBay Inc. (EBAY) announced its plans to spin off PayPal — its rapidly-growing payments business — into a publicly traded company in the second half of 2015. More: continued here
KPMG has replaced Big Four rivals EY as auditors of the Post Office, ending a 27-year relationship between EY and the privatised postal company. More: continued here