From Subic hub, FedEx flies to Clark (Philippine Daily Inquirer)
CLARK FREEPORT, Philippines—Federal Express (FedEx), the world’s largest express transportation company, has not really left the Philippines. More: continued here
CLARK FREEPORT, Philippines—Federal Express (FedEx), the world’s largest express transportation company, has not really left the Philippines. More: continued here
FRAZIERS BOTTOM, W.Va. – Jim Frazier and Frank Crist grew up together and worked together throughout their lives. Last month, they retired together. The duo retired from the Fraziers Bottom Post Office after more than two decades of delivering mail through… More: continued here
Victory Hawleyville will get a new post officeDanbury News Times, CT –3 hours agoThe Hawleyville post office isn't going to disappear after all, although that's what the US Postal Service said would happen. It will close as previously … More: continued here
A FedEx cargo plane reported having smoke in the cockpit before landing safely at Denver International Airport on Friday night. More: continued here
Alex Lutgendorf is gearing up for a memorial celebration of Abraham Lincoln’s 200th birthday and the first-day issuance of the Lincoln series postage stamps on Monday, three days before his Feb. 12 birthday. More: continued here
Feb. 7 (Bloomberg) — Colombia’s Agriculture Minister Andres Arias resigned his post to run for president in the 2010 election, according to a statement from his office. More: continued here
SAN DIEGO: San Diego City Councilwoman Marti Emerald and the San Diego Food Bank are launching a program aimed at raising the number of people who receive food stamps. More: continued here
New York Times The ‘W’ Word, Re-EngagedNew York Times, United States –25 minutes agoBy JASON DePARLE Ronald Reagan brooked no doubt that food stamps equaled welfare. Running for president in 1976 he told what became a defining tale about … More: continued here
Thousands of Royal Mail workers in Northern Ireland are facing an uncertain future after it emerged the group is to undergo a massive modernising programme which could lead to job losses. More: continued here
The Mirror can today expose the Royal Mail’s lies over its plans to axe 16,000 jobs. More: continued here