Royal Mail puts first ‘intelligent’ stamp on sale
The Royal Mail launches the world’s first “intelligent” stamp, the first to work with image recognition technology.
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The Royal Mail launches the world’s first “intelligent” stamp, the first to work with image recognition technology.
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Globe and Mail Numbers $1.1 billionVancouver SunRoyal Bank of Canada said Tuesday it would buy the 50-per-cent stake in joint venture RBC Dexia that it does not already own from Banque Internationale Luxembourg for $1.1 billion. © Copyright (c) The Vancouver Sun E-mail this Article Print this …The Globe and MailGlobe and MailRBC snaps up…
After having 15 people step forward to fill 13 seats on its board of directors, the Fort Frances Chamber of Commerce will be holding an election by e-mail. Chamber manager Anthony Mason said yesterday afternoon that Chamber members can expect an e-mail in the next day or so requesting they vote for who they’d like…
THEATRE Royal Winchester has expanded its marketing team with the appointment of Emma Stafford as marketing assistant. Ms Stafford will work alongside communications manager Kate Raines to help devise and implement marketing communications activity for the theatre. More: continued here
Mail workers to put their stamp on strike ballotNorthern Echo“We have been in contact with Alan Milburn MP, who has also written to Royal Mail outlining his concerns at the decision to move the work from Darlington. …CWU re-ballots for new strikes next monthTribuneall 2 news articles » More: continued here
[ad_1] LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENTSir Donald BrydonSir Donald Brydon did not plan to become a non-executive director. “It was a natural progression,” said the 76-year-old City grandee, winner of this year’s Lifetime Achievement award. “It wasn’t a conscious decision, it was a response to being asked.” Brydon’s first taste of non-executive life came via roles on the…
A lazy postman stashed thousands of Christmas letters and packages – because he was too lazy to deliver them. Christopher Fearnley, 21, got a job with the Royal Mail just weeks before the festive rush. More: continued here