EBay users slam PayPal rule (The Washington Times)
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) – EBay Inc. is exploring whether to require customers to use its online… More: continued here
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) – EBay Inc. is exploring whether to require customers to use its online… More: continued here
Kill the competition: Royal Mail deserted … BE sale demand …Times Online, UK –9 minutes agoThe Times: Business customers are deserting Royal Mail and most firms do not regard the postal group as an efficient partner, a British Chambers of Commerce … More: continued here
Stamps cost 1 cent morePensacola News Journal, FL –6 minutes agoAs last week ticked down toward today's rate increase, post offices throughout Pensacola were busy selling Forever Stamps, which sold for 41 cents a stamp … More: continued here
CECIL COMMERCE CENTER — Flightstar Aircraft Services Inc. has landed a contract to do scheduled airplane maintenance for express delivery giant FedEx Corp. (FDX) More: continued here
Stampeding prices First-class postage increases for second year in …Eagle Tribune, MA –11 minutes agoBy John Basilesco It may only be a penny, but the rising cost of stamps still irks some people. Starting today, a first-class postage stamp will cost 42 … More: continued here
The U.S. Transportation Command has chosen FedEx Corp. to oversee a $1.7 billion troop and cargo-hauling contract. More: continued here
Post offices must close – ministerLiverpool Echo, UK –6 minutes agoA government minister has maintained that post office closures were necessary because the network continued to lose half-a-million-pounds every day. … More: continued here
The price of first-class stamps increases by a penny today to 42 cents. More: continued here
Need for food aid grows in stateDetroit Free Press, United States –9 minutes agoBY CHRIS CHRISTOFF • FREE PRESS LANSING BUREAU CHIEF • May 11, 2008 Mike Remenar never thought he'd rely on food stamps and Medicaid to help support his … More: continued here
MSN UK News companies desert Royal MailTimes Online, UK –4 hours agoBusiness customers are deserting Royal Mail and most firms do not find the postal group an efficient organisation to work with, a study by the British …Fresh threat to 3000 post officesTelegraph.co.ukDestroying the best of BritainNew Statesmanall 153 news articles More: continued here