guardian.co.uk Royal Mail boss 'disappointed'BBC NewsThe Communication Workers' Union has confirmed that a second round of postal strikes will begin tomorrow, after talks with Royal Mail broke up without …Free the Workers, Fix the Post OfficeWall Street JournalUPDATE 1-British postal strike to resume after talks stallReutersUndercover at Royal Mail: parcel basketball, scabs … and yorksguardian.co.ukAFP –Radio…
Source: Reuters * Roll-out comes after accepting food stamps in NY clubs * Cites economic times for nationwide roll-out (Adds stock price, additional details on program) By Nicole Maestri … More: continued here
Silicon Valley stocks: Tech shares slide; Nasdaq falls 2.7 percentSan Jose Mercury NewsApple, Google, Cisco Systems, Hewlett-Packard, Oracle, Intel, Gilead Sciences, eBay, Yahoo and Adobe Systems all declined. The combined market value of …Silicon Valley stocks: Tech shares slide, but IBM lifts DowSan Jose Mercury Newsall 11 news articles » More: continued here
Ledyard Post Office Closes After Roof Caves InHartford CourantLEDYARD – The post office in the Gales Ferry section of town was closed Wednesday after its roof caved in and caused the interior plaster roof to collapse, … More: continued here
It’s Allen Iverson’s new team vs. his old one Wednesday night as the Detroit Pistons travel south to take on the Memphis Grizzlies in the season opener for both clubs at FedEx Forum. More: continued here
Whitman's eBay record: Did she abet tax evaders?Redwood TimesDid Meg Whitman abet and encourage tax evasion during the decade she headed the Internet auction house eBay? That emerged this week as a …and more » More: continued here
FedEx Corp. and UPS Inc. officials argued Tuesday for the first time face to face about whether a labor bill pending in Congress would create a UPS monopoly or an even playing field for all package delivery companies. More: continued here
Costco to accept food stamps nationwide after test program does better than it expected More: continued here
Costco Wholesale Corp. began accepting food stamps at its New York stores this year under political pressure. More: continued here
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – FedEx Corp. officials say a congressional bill that would make it easier for its employees to unionize would lead to a monopoly for rival UPS Inc. UPS however argues the bill would create an even playing field. More: continued here