Nine main concerns expressed by locals on Postal Service surveyReno Gazette JournalDuring the US Postal Service community meeting in Yerington last Wednesday to address local postal services and the downtown Post Office station, Renee Brown, Manager Post Office Operations for the USPS Nevada-Sierra District, identified nine …USPS considers closing Harris post officeWorthington Daily GlobePreventing Post…
Kansas City Star Ahead of the Bell: EBay to report 1Q resultsBusinessWeekEBay Inc. plans to report its first-quarter results on Wednesday after the stock market closes, and Wall Street expects the online marketplace operator's revenue to climb. As in the past, eBay's growth will probably come from its online marketplace …A Deeper Look at eBay's…
British wedding stamps offered for royal watchersWEAU-TV 13The comment sections of our web site are designed for thoughtful, intelligent conversation and debate. We want to hear from our viewers but we are not obligated to post all comments. We especially will not post those we feel inappropriate or violate …and more » More: continued here
Plastic tiaras and wedding dresses were dusted off, top hat and tails pressed, and gin and tonic, champagne and Pimms the favored tipples, as Australians held royal wedding parties across the country on Friday. More: continued here
Observer Comment: Past time for Royal Mail to pull its socks upBexhill ObserverRoyal Mail's management and decision-makers at a higher level need to take this issue seriously and provide a solution to this backlog. After all, this situation has been allowed to continue for far too long. More: continued here
Citizens speak out on proposed postal closuresBluefield Daily Telegraph“People are not going to the post office the way they used to,” Cavinder said. “There are a lot of small towns in West Virginia that don't have a post office.” Cavinder spoke frankly about the challenges that the Postal Service is facing. …and more » More: continued…
The Guardian Privatised mail: a second-class deliveryThe GuardianThe government wants to privatise the Royal Mail. But what would the new service look like? An examination of how the Dutch do it exposes unhappy customers and exploited workers The Filton sorting office in Bristol – one of Royal Mail's vast delivery …Privatised mail: a second-class deliveryU.TVall…
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By Scott Kirsner, Globe Columnist A few weeks before eBay’s PayPal division announced that it would acquire Boston-based Where Inc.,… More: continued here
Auctionbytes Where Fig Fits in eBay's Quest for the Digital WalletAuctionbyteseBay acquired a company through its PayPal subsidiary called Fig Card that lets brick-and-mortar retailers accept mobile payments in stores by using a low-cost USB device that plugs into cash registers and point-of-sale terminals – all …eBay buys mobile payments start-up Fig Card, second Boston…