Japan: Post services 43.3bn yen in the red
Japan: Post services 43.3bn yen in the red
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Japan: Post services 43.3bn yen in the red
Read MoreParliamentary ammendment – formation of postage services market and its regulation to maintain competition in unregulated postal services.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, Parliament approved two draft law amendments submitted by the Minister of Transport Josef Macejko. The first amendment cancels the State Road Development Fund and changes the classification of motor vehicles. The second amendment concerns formation of postage services market and its regulation to maintain competition in unregulated postal services.
Read MoreLa Poste, the French post office, wants to be one of the top three parcels groups in Europe, according to chairman Martin Vial. This, he says, is why the group has taken stakes in the three main parcels markets in Europe
Read MoreENEL unit launches Speedpost business postal service in Italy
Read MorePosted by Archive | Jun 11, 2001 | E-Commerce |
UPU, the union of postal services, is developing a payment system for B2C e-commerce for use in countries that do not use credit cards or whose residents will not give credit card numbers over the Internet
Read MoreUK-based e-commerce delivery provider Collectpoint is expecting “exponential growth”, following the acquisition of 51% of its stakehold and a cash injection by D Logistics subsidiary PickPoint.
Read MoreAfter two years of quiet behind-the-scenes operation via its new hub in Lichfield, Hellmann Parcel Systems has officially launched its overnight pallet delivery system, PalletXpress
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