Starting November 17 through Christmas Day, deliveries will be made every single day. More: continued here

OCA News Royal Mail Share Price Recovers After Disappointing TuesdayOCA NewsRoyal Mail Plc shares (RMG) have been enjoying a generally positive week and Wednesday was no exception. After opening at 437.20p the price shot up to a high of 445.96p before falling slightly and eventually closing the day at 443.30p, …

Wall Street Journal Post Office to Deliver 7 Days a Week for the HolidaysNBCNews.comThe Postal Service is extending delivery services to seven days a week to make sure people receive their holiday packages on time. Starting November 17 through Christmas Day, deliveries will be made every single day. "During the …

Post office to change holiday package deliveryWFTV Orlando (blog)The postal service announced it will deliver packages on Sundays this holiday season beginning Nov. 17. Seven-day delivery will be offered in big cities. "The decision to deliver on Sundays takes place at the local level, however due to volume … More: …

COUNCILLORS are claiming victory in their campaign to save a suburban post office. More: continued here

A SHOTGUN-WIELDING man in a gorilla mask herded terrified customers, including a child, into the corner of the Black Hill Post Office before fleeing with cash and cigarettes, a jury has heard. More: continued here

Stamps.com Inc. (STMP) reported third quarter non-GAAP EPS of $0.71 after the bell Wednesday, compared to $0.62 in the previous year. Analysts had expected EPS of $0.59. Full year non-GAAP EPS is expected to be between $2.10 and $2.50. The consensus estimate is for EPS of $2.22. More: continued here

ONLINE auction site eBay has taken steps to stop unscrupulous sellers flogging poppies from the Tower of London's dramatic installation. More: continued here

Ebay bans people from trying to sell Tower of London poppiesDaily MailAuction website eBay is on alert to stop people making a profit by re-selling poppies from the Tower of London installation. The ceramic poppies created for the 'Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red' art project have been so …

Pepsi, Ikea, FedEx and nearly 340 other international companies have secured secret deals from Luxembourg, allowing many of them to slash their global tax bills by routing hundreds of billions of dollars through the tiny European country, leaked documents show. The companies can book big tax savings by creating complicated …