You can buy or sell everything from first editions of obscure romances to baby rattles on eBay. Everything I ever bought on eBay was honestly advertised stuff I didn’t need. Fortunately, I was able to resell the stuff I didn’t need, including the clunky Palm Pilot modem I bought a decade ago. It’s probably still…
AKRON, Ohio—-FedEx Truckload Brokerage, Inc., a subsidiary of FedEx Custom Critical, Inc., can now meet its customers’ needs for truckload shipments between the U.S. and Canada. More: continued here
With postal rate increase just two weeks away, Americans are buying 30 million Forever stamps a day. The cost of sending a first-class letter will rise a penny to 42 cents on May 12, but the Forever stamps – currently selling for 41 cents – will remain valid for full postage after the increase. More:…
THE city council has voted 43-15 to “condemn the Labour UK Government for its decision to close 2500 Post Offices” across the UK, including 15 closures in Edinburgh. More: continued here
DOZENS of Bluebirds fans have held a protest outside a Royal Mail depot over their missing FA Cup final tickets. More: continued here
Denis Watson might have been great. He might have been introduced Sunday as not only the winner of the FedEx Kinko’s Classic but the champion of many more tournaments in a long and distinguished career in golf. More: continued here
Last year it was 2 cents, and this year it will be 1 cent, but those increases in the price of stamps are enough for consumers to find an alternative. More: continued here
FIRST images have been released showing how the interior of the former post office headquarters at West Port will look when a massive refurbishment is completed. More: continued here
FedEx Truckload Brokerage Inc., a subsidiary of FedEx Custom Critical Inc., has expanded its coverage in Canada. (FDX) More: continued here
Kings XI Punjab remain the form team in the Indian Premier League as they recorded their fifth consecutive victory, by six wickets against the Bangalore Royal Challengers, to go level at the top of the table on Monday. More: continued here