ADA TOWNSHIP — After a slimmed-down summer, the post office returns today to its regular hours: 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mondays through Fridays and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays. The branch, 7125 Headley St. SE, opened later… More: continued here
The Bristol postal dispute continues today as 400 Royal Mail staff at the Severn Beach distribution centre down tools as part of a 48-hour strike over pay, jobs and conditions. More: continued here
Post hasteguardian.co.ukThe company pioneered an online DVD rental service, using the Royal Mail to deliver – it is now its biggest first-class customer – which left old-style … More: continued here
New Zealand Post is today launching the KiwiStamp, which for the first time does not carry a face value. More: continued here
Steve Stricker looked at the leaderboard and breathed a sigh: He’s up on top, and Tiger Woods was nowhere to be seen. More: continued here
LightingShowroom.com has selected FedEx International to carry large lighting orders into Europe. Rosemary Wickowski, CEO of Light Styles Internet, LLC., said “We just shipped a major order of lighting into the UK. When the project started we assumed it would go by ship but in the end we found that in terms of cost, time,…
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Let's trash British-era stamp laws, says panelTMCnetThe Law Commission has recommended drastic changes in the archaic Court-Fees Act and Indian Stamp Act to check loss of government's revenue. …and more » More: continued here
Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva said he is intent to solve economic and political problems in the country even if he may not be able to hold office for eight years. More: continued here
KUALA LUMPUR: Pos Malaysia will issue a special collection of stamps and first-day covers featuring energy-efficient buildings on Wednesday. More: continued here