Uganda: Corruption, Bureaucracy Fuelling Criminal Stamp Making …AllAfrica.com, Washington –1 minute agoA Sudanese, Nasser has lived in Uganda since 1972, making stamps for criminal and genuine reasons. "I do not care whether the stamp is for robbing a bank or … More: continued here
Price of Stamps on the RiseWTOC, GA –1 hour agoOn May 12, the price of a first-class stamp will go up to 42 cents. Though it's just a penny, it's the fact that its another increase that many customers … More: continued here
Zaha Hadid, Frank Gehry, Gaudi and Norman Foster, the masters of urban architecture, put their own indirect stamp on London Fashion Week Tuesday with their influence on the newest creations from Basso and Brooke for the 2008 fall-winter collection. More: continued here
It is time to start stocking up on those Forever stamps, because the cost of mailing a letter is going up again. More: continued here
AFP Urban architecture stamps London Fashion Week collectionAFP –5 hours agoLONDON (AFP) — Zaha Hadid, Frank Gehry, Gaudi and Norman Foster, the masters of urban architecture, put their own indirect stamp on London Fashion Week … More: continued here
Couric: Stocks Too Risky? Try StampsBusiness Media Institute, VA –9 minutes ago'Evening News' anchor advocates 'safer investment' in postage stamps and portrays meager savings as profit. By Jeff Poor With all the doom and gloom talk … More: continued here
CBS News Stamps Increasing by One Cent to 42 Cents on May 12FOXBusiness –1 hour agoThe price for a one-ounce First-Class stamp will increase from 41 to 42 cents on May 12. Prices for other mailing services, such as Standard Mail, …Mail call: Prices rising for stamps, other servicesUSA TodayStamps to Cost a Penny MoreThe Associated…
The cost of mailing a letter will go up a penny — to 42 cents — on May 12. But Forever stamps will still be valid for first-class postage after that. And they can be bought for 41 cents until the new rates take place, postal officials said. More: continued here
It’s time to stock up on Forever stamps. More: continued here
The cost of a first-class postage stamp is going up a penny, starting May 12. To ease the pain the Postal Service is encouraging people to buy “Forever Stamps” — stamps bought at the current price that still work when the cost goes up. More: continued here