[en] JADE and the other PETRA experiments have recently completed a scan to the highest available e⁺e^- center-of-mass energies (46.8 GeV) as part of the search for toponium. There was no evidence for production of a standard charged 2/3 top quark, and an upper limit was derived for the leptonic width times hadronic branching ratio of such a resonance (GAMMA/sub ee/B/sub h/ < 1.9 keV at the 95% C.L.). Mass limits were also derived for the production of composite scalar bosons. Other important results from the JADE collaboration include a new (preliminary) measurement of the B lifetime (tau/sub B/ = 1.8 +/- 0.5 +/- 0.3 psec), and measurements of the b and c quark electroweak charge asymmetry. Finally, a measurement has been made of the two photon radiative width of the eta meson using the JADE detector operating at PETRA. The reaction studied was e⁺e^- → e⁺e^- eta (eta → γγ). For an e⁺e^- luminosity of 14.65 pb^-1, the event sample of eta's after background subtraction was 220.8 +/- 14.8 +/- 16.8 events