Try, Try Again: Arkansas Mom Tries to Sell Baby Naming Rights for …FOXNewsAn unemployed Arkansas woman trying to sell the naming rights to her seventh child on eBay is hoping her fifth try is a charm. …and more » More: continued here
An RBC Capital Markets analyst initiated coverage on the world’s two largest package delivery carriers on Monday, saying that FedEx Corp. shares might grow more as the economy begins to recover. More: continued here
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The Business Secretary Lord Mandelson hits back after union leaders accuse ministers of “sulking” and ignoring Royal Mail strikes. More: continued here
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FedEx CEO’s compensation package fell 26 pct to $7.7M in fiscal 2009 amid layoffs, pay cuts More: continued here
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Royal Mail bosses are on the rampage against the CWU postal workers’ union, but they face growing resistance. Management is preparing a mass cull of jobs, tearing up workers’ conditions, and attempting to break any fightback. More: continued here
An RBC Capital Markets analyst initiated coverage on UPS and FedEx on Monday, saying that FedEx Corp. shares might grow more as the economy begins to recover. More: continued here