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A POSTMAN with a gambling addiction rifled through customers’ mail hunting for pin numbers and debit cards, a court heard. More: continued here

The Royal Mail says claims by the postal workers’ union, the CWU, of severe mail backlogs are exaggerated. More: continued here

Sept. 11 (Bloomberg) — FedEx Corp. rose to an 11-month high in New York trading after the second-largest U.S. package- shipping company said first-quarter profit topped its forecast. More: continued here

FedEx Corp said profits in both the current and next quarters would be higher than Wall Street expected, citing an improving economy and stable fuel prices, and its shares jumped 6.8 percent to their best level in nearly a year. More: continued here

The latest on the future of the West Side Post Office. Officials have decided it will stay open. More: continued here

FedEx Corp said profits in both the current and subsequent quarters would be higher than it had earlier expected, citing an improving economy and fuel prices, and its shares jumped 4.5 percent in premarket trading. More: continued here

WASHINGTON — A D.C. postal employee has pleaded guilty to stealing tens of thousands of dollars worth of stamps. Fifty-one-year-old Reginald Mallett of Clinton, Md., pleaded guilty Thursday to misappropriation of postal funds. He will be sentenced on Dec. 17. More: continued here

FedEx Corp., the world’s second largest package delivery company, raised its first-quarter earnings forecast on Friday, citing better-than-expected international shipments and cost-cutting. More: continued here

A Thanksgiving Parade of stamps made their march into post offices this week, as did another honoring actor Gary Cooper. The four 44-cent parade stamps were released during ceremonies at Herald Square in New York, commemorating this traditional day of family togetherness, food and football. More: continued here

FedEx Corp said profits in both the current and next quarters would be higher than it had earlier expected, citing an improving economy and stable fuel prices, and its shares jumped 5.4 percent to their best level in nearly a year. More: continued here