Mandelson puts forward mail plans
On 25 February, business secretary Lord Mandelson introduced the controversial bill which would part-privatise the Royal Mail, a day earlier than expected.
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Royal Mail charged over death
Royal Mail faces prosecution after the death of a man who was crushed by a lorry at a depot in Reading.
Read MoreDeutsche Post sees profit falling
Deutsche Post said it expects underlying earnings to fall in 2009 as the global economic crisis further chipped away demand for mail and logistics services in the first quarter.
Read MoreRoyal Mail’s marketing initiative backed by IPA chief Sutherland
A major new Royal Mail information initiative to promote direct mail, set for launch in early March, is “badly needed”, according to Rory Sutherland, the new president of the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising.
Read MoreCabinet split over Royal Mail
The Cabinet is split over the future of the Royal Mail it has emerged as Harriet Harman was revealed as having attempted to delay the publication of 26 February’s bill before Parliament that will part-privatise the service.
Read MoreCrozier answers Royal Mail questions
Royal Mail chief executive Adam Crozier answered a multitude of questions on February 24 over Royal Mail’s financial status and the planned introduction of a minority stakeholder, to the Business and Enterprise select committee.
Read MoreEdgar Allan Poe featured on new US stamp
The USPS has issued a 42-cent Edgar Allan Poe commemorative stamp in one design in a pressure-sensitive adhesive pane of 20 stamps.
Read MoreGrant will fund FedEx taxiways
Piedmont Triad International Airport will receive an additional $3m in
Department of Transportation (DOT) grant money for funding new taxiways at the airport’s FedEx hub.
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