Postal clerk charged with theftBrunswick Times Record, United States –9 hours ago16 to face charges that he opened and stole money from greeting cards while employed at the US Post Office in Bath. Alan Schoppee, 52, is the subject of a …Campaign rules dos and don’ts (Sept. 5, 2008)South Portland Sentryall 4 news articles More: continued…
Post Office Isa tops tablesguardian.co.uk, UK –4 hours agoThe Post Office has launched a new cash Isa paying a table-topping rate of 6.25%. The Isa, which can be opened with as little as £1, includes a 1.5% bonus …Start saving young – and benefit laterFair Investment Companyall 2 news articles More: continued here
Stamps strike back with critical winCalgary Herald, Canada –2 minutes agoAnd, yes, the Stamps opening the second half with their own linebacker Shannon James picking off Edmonton quarterback Ricky Ray and returning it 27 yards … More: continued here
Post Office logo costs attract criticismAftenposten, Norway –12 hours agoThe Norwegian Post Office, Posten has launched its new logo in order to compete outside Norway. Norway’s most left-wing party, Rødt, criticises the … More: continued here
Pudsey residents urged to check bank statementsPudsey Today, UK –6 hours agoMr Cooper, 32, locked up the compartment and took the keys home with him before returning them to Royal Mail. He claimed that only two weeks earlier his … More: continued here
Investing your cash without a stamp of approvalScotsman, United Kingdom –4 hours agoBy Jeff Salway MORE people are investing in stamps in a bid to beat the economic downturn and hedge against inflation, but philately experts have warned … More: continued here
IFAW to eBay: First Clean Up Your Own SiteMarketWatch –4 hours agoThis week, eBay launched WorldofGood.com, billing it as "a new e-commerce marketplace" that offers "products that have a positive impact on people and the … More: continued here
A Pine Bluff man was indicted Wednesday by a federal grand jury in Little Rock in the July 22 armed robbery of the Gould post office. (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Northwest Edition) More: continued here
Greenville council members Thursday denied a property owner’s appeal to stop the U.S. Postal Service from closing part of Fessler Place alley for a new post office. More: continued here
Sept. 5 (Bloomberg) — Canadian stocks fell, extending the steepest weekly drop in eight years, as a global equity rout, rising U.S. unemployment and sliding commodities signaled dimming demand for the nation’s assets and exports. More: continued here