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Regulator says no to full postal competition

The postal regulator says it would be unrealistic and irresponsible to introduce wide-open competition to the country’s postal system, which faces a major shake-up in the first half of 2002. The comments came after the Postal Services Commission, set up to ensure a universal postal system, released a consultation document on promoting competition in postal services.

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Plan to end Royal Mail monopoly

THE ROYAL Mail’s monopoly is to be blown away by the new postal regulator, which today forecasts a brave new world in which letters, costing less than the current first and second class rates, are delivered along with the morning milk or groceries. Unions fear the introduction of competition could cost thousands of jobs at the Royal Mail.

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FedEx rolls out post office drop-boxes

FedEx Express Tuesday began the installation of more than 700 self-service drop boxes at post offices in Washington D.C., Chicago, Philadelphia, and Trenton, N.J. An additional 32 cities will be added by the end of July.

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