USPS to trial postage-paid greeting cards
The United States Postal Service is proposing a new service to allow people to mail greeting cards without having to buy stamps separately.
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The United States Postal Service is proposing a new service to allow people to mail greeting cards without having to buy stamps separately.
Read MoreBusiness leaders convened on Washington yesterday to call for federal support for electrifying major vehicle fleets, including that of the US Postal Service.
Read MoreCongress looking for urgent cuts after USPS posts record losses for 2010
Read MoreSwiss Post Solutions Limited is pleased to announce a three year contract renewal with Canon (UK) Ltd and Canon Europe Ltd, continuing its long-term association with the UK and European headquarters of the global imaging...
Read MoreThe powerful American Postal Workers’ Union has savaged postal reforms put forward by US Senator Tom Carper to improve the workings of the loss-making United States Postal Service. The Union, which represents about 360,000 USPS...
Read MoreThe United States has tightened security measures for inbound international cargo in the wake of the terrorist plot uncovered at the end of October. The Department of Homeland Security issued fresh guidelines yesterday on...
Read MoreUPS and FedEx have been at the center of a security threat today (Friday), with investigators searching for up to 20 suspicious packages originating in Yemen and shipped to the US. Acting on tip-offs from US and British...
Read MoreNurhayati Abdullah has been appointed vice president, sales & marketing for DHL Express Southeast Asia.
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