Head of Royal Mail calls on unions to "shut up"FinancialAdvice.co.ukAdam Crozier, the head of Royal Mail, has this evening set the scene for some very difficult negotiations later this week after telling the unions to "shut … More: continued here
Florists unaffected by Royal Mail Strike proving the strike will not cripple the flower industry (PRWeb Oct 25, 2009) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2009/10/prweb3100644.htm More: continued here
eBay auto part sales are stolen itemsOmaha World-HeraldInvestigators then searched Norwood's work and home computers and noticed that he had listed several of the Toyota body parts in eBay auctions. … More: continued here
LONDON, Oct. 25 (UPI) — The British Royal Mail is struggling to get millions of letters and packages to their destinations before its employees strike again. More: continued here
By Bernie Delinski, Staff Writer For some 65 years, it was a hub of action. Today, the old downtown post office on Sixth Street stands quietly, five years after the U.S. Postal Service closed it and moved operations to a new facility on U.S. 72. Now it appears the landmark is about to take on…
Ssekyewa stamps his name in musicThe ObserverSinger Charles Ssekyewa put up a wonderful show during his Wamukisa concert at Club Obbligato on Friday. The show that kicked off at 8 pm had most of the … More: continued here
Royal Mail boss Adam Crozier said he hoped commonsense would prevail when management and union representatives meet on Monday for talks aimed at ending a dispute that has paralysed Britain’s postal service. More: continued here
Royal Mail boss says people may snub postal service because of disputeTimes OnlineRoyal Mail's chief executive has painted a bleak picture of the industry's future — and warned that the current strife could result in people deciding that … More: continued here
KENNETT SQUARE — Last week, John Cameron wanted to get an idea of how much his 1966 Pontiac GTO was worth, so he logged onto the Internet and started a search on auction site eBay. More: continued here
HONG KONG (Dow Jones) – FedEx Corp. said its express parcel delivery business in China continues to gain market share, but competition with local rivals remains very tough. More: continued here