A private equity firm is considering buying the Royal Mail stake being put up for sale as part of the government’s part-privatisation plans, according to a report yesterday. More: continued here
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Read More »New Estero post office set for its opening Tuesday – Naples Daily News
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Read More »Fernandina Beach Cashes In On Ebay (CBS 47 Jacksonville)
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Applications for food stamps, often the first stop for families falling into the government’s safety net, rose 42 percent in November statewide. More: continued here
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Food stamps applications in Washington rose 42 percent in November, taxing the state’s ability to process the requests. More: continued here
Read More »Big jump in Wash. food stamp applications in Nov. (The Olympian)
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