A FLEET of orange-uniformed TNT postmen will soon take on the Royal Mail on the streets of Scotland, the boss of the private postal operator has hinted. More: continued here

A new book by a Chinese scholar says hundreds of Chinese antiquities at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto were smuggled out of China illegally, according to an article in the Globe and Mail. More: continued here

Hell Mail TNT posties set to explode monopolyScotland on Sunday, UK –1 hour agoBy Nathalie Thomas A FLEET of orange-uniformed TNT postmen will soon take on the Royal Mail on the streets of Scotland, the boss of the private postal …Postcomm takes first steps to split Royal Mail operationsPrecisionMarketingThe Slimming Down Of …

Thailand Post Company Limited to issue a new collection of stamps…Thai News Agency MCOT, Thailand –40 minutes agoOne day he received a phone call from a stamp collector he will never forget. “A stamp collector called to inform she had not received a new collection of … More: continued here

As negotiations begin on an economic stimulus package, the big fight will be over whether to put extra money in the hands of low-income families who paid little or no income tax last year. More: continued here

Lost amongst the hustle and bustle of the much-anticipated arrival of West Frankfort’s own FedEx Ground distribution hub is a family-owned business just next door to the massive complex that is doing quite well in it’s own right, thank you very much. More: continued here

— MLK Closings Here’s how the following institutions will observe the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday on Monday: •  Mecklenburg ABC stores: Closed. •  S.C. ABC stores: Open. •  Banks: Closed. •  Charlotte buses: Saturday schedule . •  Charlotte city offices: Closed. •  CPCC: Closed. •  Mecklenburg County offices: Closed. …

Stamps set sights on second placeSt. Thomas Times-Journal, Canada –5 hours agoThe Stamps kicked off the second half of the season on a disappointing note, being held to a 5-5 tie against Lord Dorchester Secondary School, … More: continued here

A British man has died in Kenya, the Foreign Office said Saturday, but it was unclear whether the death was linked to post-election violence that has gripped the east African country. More: continued here

With recession fears rising and the stock market tumbling, President Bush on Friday called for up to $150 billion in tax relief for consumers and business — and said there was no time to waste. More: continued here