Royal Mail left to fall apart at the seams – TeatherLiberal Democrats, UK –21 hours agoRoyal Mail can be turned around, but only if it is given the freedom to innovate and attract new customers. "Unlike its private sector competitors, …Postal sector review says status quo 'not tenable'Brand Republic (subscription)all 2 news …

Arlington Post Office expands hoursPoughkeepsie Journal, NY –48 minutes agoThe Arlington Post Office in Poughkeepsie will expand its retail hours to make it more accessible for customers to buy stamps and ship packages. … More: continued here

BBC News Plan to axe Saturday post deniedBBC News, UK –5 minutes agoPostal regulator Postcomm has denied claims it is planning to advise Royal Mail to end deliveries on Saturdays. The denial follows allegations the regulator … More: continued here

ELMSFORD – Patrons here will now have a few additional hours to stop at the post office. More: continued here

Cleveland Leader The race is on for 41-cent Forever StampsYoungstown Vindicator, OH –8 hours agoStamps for first-class mail will increase from 41 cents to 42 cents. Ernest Shipley, Youngstown supervisor of customer service support, said the US Postal …Postal rates go up on MondayArizona RepublicMail 'em now: Cost of stamps rising on …

'Astounded' by post office closuresHarrow Times, UK –2 hours agoBy Jack Royston A TORY councillor has said he is "astounded" after Post Office Ltd chose to ignore calls from residents to save a branch in the borough. … More: continued here

Americans are buying 60 million Forever stamps a day in advance of next week’s postage price increase. More: continued here

The cost of First-Class stamps is going up, from 41 cents to 42 cents, effective Monday, May 12. More: continued here

Yay Ebay!OnMilwaukee.com, Milwaukee –1 hour agoBy ItsMrLucky I love Ebay. What a great idea that was. A world wide rummage sale that gets people to bid against each other on a third party of people’s … More: continued here

EBay Inc. is exploring whether to require customers to use its online payment service PayPal, a move that has angered users and prompted antitrust scrutiny in Australia, where a PayPal-only rule takes effect next month. More: continued here