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Royal Mail Group has grown its profits by £7m in the first half of the financial year despite another fall in the amount of post being sent in the UK.The chief executive, Adam Crozier, claimed that t… More: continued here

City judge rules against state in food stamp processing lawsuitBaltimore SunA Baltimore Circuit Court judge on Thursday found that the state has failed to deliver food stamps and medical …and more » More: continued here

Royal Mail operating profit up 4%Financial TimesRoyal Mail increased its operating profit by 4 per cent to £184m in the first half of the financial year, … More: continued here

Building sold, but post office to remainEast Valley TribuneA 5117-square-foot building leased to the US Postal Service for a post office at 16912 E. Ray Road in Gilbert has been sold but will continue to be used as … More: continued here

The number of Oregonians receiving food stamps has risen 36 percent over the past year and is expected to climb through 2010 as the state contends with high levels of unemployment, according to figures released Wednesday. More: continued here

Dec. 10 (Bloomberg) — An EBay Inc. executive testified today that Google Inc. considered buying the minority stake in Craigslist Inc. that EBay ultimately purchased in 2004. More: continued here

Residents receiving food stamps doublesBonners Ferry HeraldThe number of Boundary County residents receiving food stamps has nearly doubled in the last three years, according to the Idaho Department … More: continued here

Residents receiving food stamps doublesBonners Ferry HeraldThe number of Boundary County residents receiving food stamps has nearly doubled in the last three years, according to the Idaho Department … More: continued here

Residents keeping the post office busyWQOW TV News 18Eau Claire Postmaster Susan mcinnis says the post office has been busier than normal in the early part of December. She says they're seeing a lot of parcels …and more » More: continued here

Royal Mail is set to enter the record books next year — but perhaps not in the way it would wish to. More: continued here