Gold iPhone 5S sells for $10K on eBay, worth just $649CNETThat's how much one eBay buyer paid for a 16GB unlocked iPhone 5S in gold, a device that's currently back-ordered into next month. The US-based seller "Papakar" put the device up for sale Sunday afternoon. It proceeded to get 51 bids on its way to…
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The U.S. Postal Service proposed a three-cent increase to the price of first-class stamps Wednesday, citing continuing financial woes, the Associated Press reports. Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe told a Senate committee this month that his agency is in “the midst of a financial disaster” and may need an emergency increase in postage rates to continue…
Parcels deliver Royal Mail's futureCITY A.M.THE PRIVATISATION of Royal Mail started to become a likely event in May this year after the restructured group posted profits of £403m, up from £152m the previous year. “When we saw that profit margins had gone from around one per cent to 4.4 per cent … More: continued here
Man buys Aripeka post office; wants mail restoredSuncoast NewsARIPEKA — Lifelong Aripeka resident Carl Norfleet has purchased the town's post office building in an effort to bring mail service back to the rural northeast Pasco community. The U.S. Postal Service vacated the 50-year-old building on Sept. 13 when … More: continued here
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13WHAM-TV Postal service proposes 3-cent rate hike for stampsUSA TODAYFirst-class postage stamps could rise to 49 cents starting in 2014 under a Wednesday proposal by the cash-strapped U.S. Postal Service. The increase would raise about $2 billion in additional revenue a year. Under the plan, first-class mail postage …Postal Service pays futurist to study stamps'…
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Post Office Wants to Hike Stamp PricesTIMEThe U.S. Postal Service proposed a three-cent increase to the price of first-class stamps Wednesday, citing continuing financial woes, the Associated Press reports. Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe told a Senate committee this month that his agency … More: continued here
By Elvina Nawaguna WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The financially strapped United States Postal Service is paying a futurist more than half a million dollars to assess the future of stamps as the agency struggles to raise revenues. The Postal Service will pay Faith Popcorn's BrainReserve, which describes itself as a futurist marketing consultancy, $565,769 to provide…