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BBC News Foreign ban postmaster leaves jobBBC News, UKBut managers at the Post Office said the service was for all and they were concerned about the impact on trade. There were also reports that Polish migrants had been boycotting the branch. Abida Raja, whose family runs the branch, said they had …

News Minute: Geithner's plan…Red ink red alarm…Post office…KTRE, TXThe post office is offering early retirement to 150000 workers, reducing management staff nationwide by 15%, and closing offices. The Postal Service lost $2.8 billion last year and is facing even larger losses this year. … More: continued here

Fight to preserve postbus network in the Highlands steps up a gearPress and Journal, UKA campaign to persuade Royal Mail to reverse a controversial decision to axe five postbus services in the Highlands next month has been stepped up. Transport Minister Stewart Stevenson has added his voice to calls to preserve …

Battered by the economy, a loss of $2.8 billion last year and with even greater losses looming, the post office is offering early retirement to 150,000 workers, cutting management and closing offices, the agency said. More: continued here

With construction ahead of schedule on its 400,000-square-foot ground facility, the FedEx site off Sundial Road is evolving into a hopeful symbol for Troutdale and the economic future of East County. The project that barely a year ago seemed mired in setbacks – for environmental, financial, … More: continued here

NEW YORK (AP) – FedEx Corp. shares fell Friday as investors reacted to the company’s worse-than-expected fiscal third quarter earnings and analysts pr…. More: continued here

Battered by the economy, the post office is offering early retirement to 150,000 workers, cutting management and closing offices, the agency said Friday. The Postal Service lost $2.8 billion last year and is facing even larger losses this year, despite a rate increase — to 44 cents for first-class mail …

Battered by the economy, the post office is offering early retirement to 150,000 workers, cutting management and closing offices, the agency said Friday. The Postal Service lost $2.8 billion last year and is facing even larger losses this year, despite a rate increase – to 44 cents for first-class mail …

The Globe and Mail: “The e-mail system of the Indian Prime Ministers Office was crippled by a virus that devoured nearly all of its incoming mail for three months last year…” More: continued here