Cuts to food stamps will only hit four statesABC NEWS 4WASHINGTON (AP) — An Associated Press review finds that cuts to the nation's food stamp program enacted this year are only affecting four states, far from the sweeping overhaul that Republicans had pushed. As a result, it's unclear whether the law … More: continued here
FedEx and Kohl's both announce plans to ramp up hiring this holiday season, one day after UPS unveiled a major hiring binge. More: continued here
FedEx reported better-than-expected first-quarter fiscal 2015 results before markets opened Wednesday morning. More: continued here
The world's No. 2 package-delivery firm saw higher volumes in express and ground businesses, results which gave shares a boost in the pre-market. More: continued here
BBC News eBay redirect attack puts buyers' credentials at riskBBC NewsEBay has been compromised so that people who clicked on some of its links were automatically diverted to a site designed to steal their credentials. The spoof site had been set up to look like the online marketplace's welcome page. The US firm was …and…
Cuts to the nation's food stamp program only affecting four statesKTRK-TVA farm bill signed by President Barack Obama in February attempted to save money by scaling back what lawmakers called a loophole in the food stamp program that entitles low-income families to more food aid if they participate in a federal heating … More: continued here
A sophisticated attack on eBay compromises at least two listings so that users who click on them are redirected to a fake page that attempts to steal their credentials. More: continued here
Post Office Workers Turn Empty Lawn Into Garden for the Needy90.5 WESA“The post office is getting such a bad rep these days, for just about everything,” Caplan said. “I said (to my supervisor), 'Why don't we donate (the vegetables) to the food bank? And he thought about it for a couple minutes, and he said,…
Federal Express (FDX) reported strong earnings thanks to its e-commerce business. Can FDX keep it up? More: continued here
FedEx and UPS are looking ahead to a busy holiday season as ecommerce thrives. More: continued here