eBay is raising fees to list store items, and the new pricing will be in effect August 22.  You can read the entire announcement here:  http://pages.ebay.com/sell/announcement200607/overview/index.html

eBay is offering store sellers a 2-month deal on their market research tool, if you have store:
 
Here's a summary of the increase:
 
Store Inventory Listings

For those of you who operate an eBay Store, we're making changes to Store Inventory listing fees, as well as to the on-site exposure we provide for this listing format.

We'll begin charging variable insertion fees for Store Inventory listings, as we do for core listings. Beginning Aug. 22, eBay.com Store Inventory format insertion fees will be tiered with an item's starting price.

  • These Store Inventory format insertion fees take effect Aug. 22, 2006:

    Starting Price New Insertion Fee Current Fee
    $0.01 - $24.99 $0.05 $0.02
    $25.00 and higher $0.10 $0.02

  • Some Store Inventory format final value fees also will increase, effective Aug. 22, 2006:

    Selling Price New Final Value Fee Current Fee
    $0.01 - $25.00 10% 8%
    $25.01 - $100.00 7% 5%
    $100.01 - $1,000.00 5% (no change) 5%
    $1,000.01 and higher 3% (no change) 3%
    Please note that for current listings, the new final value fees will apply only after these listings are renewed.
  • For more detailed information on these fee changes, please see our fee changes overview.

    • For some time, we've been working to identify the best way to display Store Inventory listings on the site. In the spring, we pledged to sellers that we would test a variety of ways to mingle their Store Inventory listings with core listings on eBay.com. We've tested several alternatives and these tests showed the ideal approach is how we're doing it today - that is, when a buyer's search returns 30 or less core listings, we display up to 30 Store Inventory listings. This is what we'll stick with going forward.

    However, starting in about a month, we'll also include an unlimited number of Store Inventory listings after all matching core listings, when the buyer clicks the Buy It Now listings tab at the top of every search results page. When the buyer hasn't selected this option, eBay.com will display Store Inventory listings along with core listings as described above.