Posten expands service network
Posten, the Swedish postal company, is to start expanding its new service
network in September 2001. A total of 3,000 new service offices will be
opened.
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Austrian post office in the black
Osterreichische Post, the Austrian post office, showed its first clear
profit last year
KOREA, CHINA, JAPAN POST OFFICES DISCUSS TRIPARTITE COOPERATION
KoreaPost said it held the second high-level meeting with its Chinese and Japanese counterparts in Seoul to discuss the development of mail services and seek tripartite cooperation.
Read MoreAddressing the Royal Mail
Letter: I note that Royal Mail has recently sent out an innovative, expensive
and large-scale mailing, extolling the virtues of address management
software. While I applaud the intention, it does seem to me that on viewing the CD enclosed, readers are being misled.
POST OFFICE-APPOINTMENTS – Romania
The Managing Board (MB) of the Romanian Post
Office National Company (CNPR) on Thursday appointed Ileana Chiraleu as the
company’s operational executive manager
Three European groups interested in Correo
Correo Argentino, the privatised Argentinian post
office, already has groups lining up to become its new shareholder
following the collapse of the merger between Correo Argentino and
OCA, the postal services unit of the Exxel Group
SAS Cargo set to become an independent company
): SAS, the multinational Scandinavian airline, hopes to announce an agreement with employees within the next few days which will clear the way for its cargo department to become an independent company.
Read MoreTDG – On the way back. Company profile
Not many companies have the nerve to “reinvent” themselves, but TDG, following poor performances in the late ’90s has done just that. Andrew Brown hears from TDG’s managing director David Garman about the company’s new direction
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