Debate over Royal Mail futureTeleText, UK –2 minutes agoA report into the future of the Royal Mail is to be published tomorrow, sparking a fierce debate about possible part-privatisation of the postal group. … More: continued here

DHL brings NADA members a full suite of domestic and international shipping services, covering over 220 countries and territories around the globe. Through NADA’s partnership with the new DHL, members are also eligible for special association member pricing. More: continued here

Post office appreciation dayPoteau Daily News, OK –5 hours agoBridget London is the New Post Master and she offered customer appreciation day on December 9. Customers were treated with free coffee and cookies as well … More: continued here

Food-stamp usage in Texas is on the riseBizjournals.com, NC –1 hour agoThe US Department of Agriculture is reporting that food-stamp participation in Texas jumped from 2.68 million individuals in August to 2.95 million in … More: continued here

Palm replaces CFO with eBay veteranForbes, NY –5 minutes agoPrior to that he was chief accounting officer at eBay Inc. (nasdaq: EBAY – news – people ) The management change is just the latest hurdle for Sunnyvale, … More: continued here

Palm names Douglas Jeffries from eBay as CFOCNNMoney.com –6 minutes ago… be Douglas C. Jeffries, previously chief accounting officer at eBay Inc. Palm said current CFO Andy Brown will stay with the company through January. … More: continued here

Palm Names Former eBay Exec As New CFOBarron’s Blogs –1 minute agoJeffries had been chief accounting officer at eBay (EBAY). Tech Trader Daily is a blog on technology investing written from Palo Alto, California by … More: continued here

If youre headed to the post office with your cards and packages today, you wont be the only one. More: continued here

The busiest mailing day of the year arrived Monday and both postal and FedEx employees are working in over-drive to get card, letters and packages delivered in time for the holiday. More: continued here

Taxpayers could be forced to foot the bill for a £7 billion “black hole” in Royal Mail’s £22 billion pension scheme. More: continued here