Royal Mail strikes add to direct mail problems for CommunisisMarketing DirectThe uncertainties at Royal Mail have not helped our clients' campaign planning," the company said. New chief executive Andy Blundell said that he expected a … More: continued here

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Jail for Samurai sword Post Office raidersWalesOnlineTWO brothers who robbed a post office armed with a Samurai sword and a starting pistol were jailed yesterday for a total of 19 years. … More: continued here

Stamps working hard to not look past Esks in the West semifinalEdmonton SunThe Calgary Stampeders won three of their four meetings with the Edmonton Eskimos this year and, if not for a last-second Fred Stamps… More: continued here

Public was ignored on post office closuresThe CornishmanMore branches are expected to close if sub-postmasters choose to retire or sell their business, but the department and Post Office Ltd are accused of being … More: continued here

FedEx says it expects no more audits from the Internal Revenue Service now that the agency for the second time dropped a look at potential penalties in the company’s classification of parcel division drivers as independent contractors. More: continued here

The post office sham: 'Consultation' on devastating closures was window …Daily MailDespite the fact that a post office may have been supporting the last shop in a village, 'this did not always prevent closure', it added. … More: continued here

The Senate has given final approval to renaming a Provo post office in honor of Rex E. Lee, the late U.S. solicitor general… More: continued here

NEW YORK — FedEx is predicting a little more holiday cheer this year. More: continued here