The Associated Press June 2, 2008 – 8:47 p.m. MEMPHIS, Tenn. – FedEx Corp. said Monday it plans to stop using the Kinko’s name on its copy and office service stores and book an US$891-million charge for the quarter that ended Saturday. More: continued here

Shipping company to take a $2.22 per-share charge to change name on office service and copying stores to ‘FedEx Office.’ More: continued here

June 2 (Bloomberg) — FedEx Corp. , the largest air-cargo shipper, will record a cost of $696 million to rename the Kinko’s unit as FedEx Office to win more large business customers. More: continued here

A trio of suspected robbers accused of raiding a post office have appeared in court. Unar Sentamu, 18, of Wellesley Road, Croydon, pleaded guilty to the robbery and was remanded in custody to await sentence at Thursday’s hearing at Harrow Crown Court. More: continued here

Queen puts Penny Blacks up for saleThe Press Association –5 hours agoStamps from the Queen's private Royal Philatelic Collection are to be auctioned. Auctioneers Spink said 13 duplicates, including two mint Penny Blacks, … More: continued here

Marketers and other companies will be able to purchase a “product” to quicken the integration of Facebook data into their sites through the new data portability project. More: continued here

Royal Mail hits a 17 year low on its postal serviceCustomer Strategy, UK –11 hours agoOne in six first-class letters was not delivered on time last year – the worst annual record by royal Mail for nearly two decades. … More: continued here

THE postal service in the Harlow area has been blasted as “way below expectations” and “very worrying”. Consumer watchdog PostWatch has published a report on performance figures for the Royal Mail over the past year. More: continued here

Rising food costs have prompted consumers to take advantage of bargain shopping, such as this mega meat sale at Floyd’s Cashsaver, on Friday. Longtime grocery store owner Jim Floyd is providing low prices for its customers to help them stretch their food dollars. More: continued here

Republican presidential candidate John McCain will be in Memphis Tuesday for a private fundraising event hosted by FedEx CEO Frederick W. Smith. More: continued here