Stamps.com Announces Second Quarter 2008 ResultsMarketWatch –4 minutes ago"We were encouraged to see strong performance in our PC Postage business," said Ken McBride, Stamps.com president and CEO. … More: continued here
UK Stocks Rise, Led by Banks, Insurers; Royal Bank AdvancesBloomberg –4 hours agoDaily Mail and General Trust Plc (DMGT LN) advanced 27 pence, or 8.7 percent, to 339.25. The publisher of Britain's Daily Mail newspaper said third-quarter … More: continued here
Public deserve a true explanationWorcester News, UK –4 minutes agoDecember 97 – EU directive 1997/67/EC from September 1/99 opened up our Royal Mail to all competition – for mail over 350g. Half our mail was then taken by … More: continued here
Stamps.com®, the intelligent online postage alternative to a postage meter, today announced results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2008. More: continued here
Petition against post office closuresEssex Echo, UK –5 hours agoBy Laura Smith » A PETITION against the proposed closure of a Westcliff post office has been signed by more than 1000 residents. … More: continued here
McDermott Introduces Gas Stamps Legislation To Assist Americans …Seattle Medium, WA –1 hour ago… assist vulnerable populations, like the aged, the disabled, and the impoverished, would receive a $5 billion infusion to finance the Gas Stamps program. … More: continued here
About 1.8 million New Yorkers use food stamps to pay for groceries, which is 30,000 more than two years ago and 500,000 more than seven years ago. More: continued here
Getting healthy foods to poor people a struggleSeattle Post Intelligencer –1 hour agoAnother problem is the shift from paper food stamps to food stamp cards. Paper stamps were easily redeemed at farmer's markets in the past, but many farmers … More: continued here
Post Office closure for "own convenience"Buckinhamshire Free Press, UK –4 hours agoBy Frank Smith A PARISH council has accused the Post Office of saving a branch for its own convenience rather than what is good for the village. … More: continued here
WINNIPEG – Blue Bombers quarterback Ryan Dinwiddie didn’t get fitted for a cape this week. More: continued here