Airborne Express enhances international express services
Airborne, Inc. is enhancing International Express, its door-to-door, time definite global service, by more than doubling maximum weight and increasing maximum size measurements.
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Trinidad & Tobago postal services reform project
Trinidad & Tobago has received a US$11.45 million loan from the World Bank toward the cost of the Postal Services Reform Project. Part of the proceeds will pay for the supply, delivery and installation of office furniture, workstations and fixtures.
Read MoreEU seeks comments on Post Danmark acquisition of stake in E-Boks
The European Commission said it invites comments on the acquisition by Post Danmark of the acquisition of a stake in e-Boks which is presently controlled by Dmdata AD and Kommunedata AS.
Read MoreLynx Express takes over EuroExpress territory in Netherlands
Lynx Express has taken over responsibility for the EuroExpress territory in the Netherlands, following Wegtransports acquisition by ABX.
Read MoreJordan Post Plans E-Projects
Jordan Post is looking to set up Internet kiosks in 300 post offices as part of a larger goal of enabling people to access e-commerce and e-government services.
The Internet kiosk project will also provide a cost-effective way to provide Internet access to people in a country where PC penetration is still limited.
Read MoreDeutsche Post Profits More From Postcards Than Express Mail
Deutsche Post AG Chief Executive Klaus Zumwinkel has spent $5 billion on acquisitions since 1998 to reduce dependence on the domestic mail business. But so far, the company still makes more money from delivering postcards than from flying urgent documents to their destination on time.
Read MoreZumwinkel remains head of Deutsche Post
Deutsche Post’s ceo Klaus Zumwinkel put an end to the speculation circulating over the weekend in a letter to his employees.
He shall remain head of Deutsche Post
Read More"Postcomm plans threaten 10,000 jobs in Royal Mail" says Amicus
The Communication Managers Association (CMA) section of Amicus, Britain’s largest private sector union, has today said that the price control proposals announced by the Postcomm postal regulator could mean up to 10,000 redundancies for Royal Mail over and above the 30,000 previously announced and threaten the future financial viability of the company.
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