FedEx Corporation today announced that William J. Logue will retire as President and CEO of its FedEx Freight subsidiary on December 31, 2014. He has guided FedEx Freight since 2010 to a leading position in the U.S. More: continued here

GOUROCK’S Post Office is to reopen today — and a fresh pledge has been given that it will stay that way. More: continued here

Residents and local representatives have expressed concerns at the way in which proposed post office changes have been approached. More: continued here

GoLocalPDX At Oregon, Helfrich Isn't Interested In StampsGoLocalPDXWhich is precisely what Helfrich did in Year One, churning out wins at the usual high pace – remember, Kelly lost seven games overall and four conference games in four seasons – but without placing his own personal, identifiable stamp on the final …

FedEx Freight President, CEO William Logue To Retire On Dec. 31 – Quick Facts More: continued here

NDTV Burger King Opens in India This Sunday; Pre-Orders Via eBayNDTVBurger King opens its doors in India at noon, this Sunday, November 9 at New Delhi's Select City Walk mall. But customers can start placing their orders already! How? The American burger giant has tied up with e-commerce major eBay …

Jana Partners, run by Barry Rosenstein, has disclosed its top five positions in a letter obtained by Bloomberg. The firm, according to their website, is a value-oriented, event-driven manager that invests, … More: continued here

FedEx Office® announced today a collaboration with InnerWorkings, Inc., a leading marketing execution firm, to expand the range of professional print products available for commerc More: continued here

PHLPost launches 'Tindog Pinoy' stamps showing PHL resiliency vs. YolandaGMA News“The stamps feature an illustration of a growing plant symbolizing new life from the hands of different countries that helped the Philippines, and a rising sun symbolizing hope. 'Tindog' is Visayan for 'rise' – describing the tenacity of Filipinos …PhilPost …

POSTAL services have returned to a West Dorset village. More: continued here