Royal Mail privatization may be delayed (UPI)
LONDON, March 15 (UPI) — Britain may postpone a planned partial privatization of the Royal Mail, fearing private buyers may not offer enough cash, The Sunday Telegraph reported. More: continued here
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Review: eBay Mobile for iPhone (Macworld)
Whether you’re a Power Seller or just an occasional eBay buyer or seller, eBay Mobile is an excellent way to keep track of auctions on your iPhone or iPod touch. More: continued here
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FedEx launches service for those with less urgent shipments (Business Times (Malaysia))
FEDERAL Express (FedEx), the world’s largest express transportation company, recently launched an advertising campaign to help customers spend less on their shipments, particularly if they are not urgent. More: continued here
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Post office plan is a no-go (The Charlotte Observer)
Myers Park won’t get a replacement post office after all. More: continued here
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SF’s Gateway Post Office To Hold Passport Fair (CBS 5 Bay Area)
The Gateway post office in San Francisco will host a Passport Fair on Wednesday to help prepare residents for spring travel, according to a U.S. Postal Service spokesman. More: continued here
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Post Office delivers jobs to hold on to (Asbury Park Press)
Edwin S. Oliver was 18 when he was hired as a temporary employee at the Manasquan post office, filling in for a letter carrier who had fallen and broken a rib. DATAUNIVERSE: 2009 US Postal Service Employees information More: continued here
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Royal Rangers attend Pinewood Derby (The Herald-Mail)
Royal Rangers Outpost 28, from Emmanuel Chapel in Smithsburg, attended the district regional Pinewood Derby in Winchester, Va., Feb. 21. More: continued here
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Unemployed first to get aid (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
The immediate impact from the federal economic stimulus won’t be construction of new bridges, roads or schools. It could be food stamps. More: continued here
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Efforts under way to nominate Maggie Walker for a stamp (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
Group trying to get stamp for Maggie Walker Unless you grew up in Richmond, you might not know that Maggie Lena Walker was the first black woman in the United States to found a bank. But word of her accomplishments would circulate as far and wide as U.S. postage stamps if the Maggie L. Walker…
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25,000 Stamps To A New Hobby (BruDirect.com)
It was launched by the Acting Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Communications, Awang Abdul Mutalib bin Pehin Orang Kaya Seri Setia Dato Paduka Haji Awang M ohd Yusof. More: continued here