French cabinet meet to discuss La Poste privitisation
Unions have promised to fight the privatisation of La Poste after the cabinet met this morning to discuss the procedure, The Connexion reports.
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FedEx crash sees pedestrian killed
WPIX has reported “an out-of-control Federal Express truck slammed into several parked cars and killed a pedestrian on 28 July on a busy highway in Long Beach, police said.”
Read MoreJapan Post first to try modular EV drivetrain
Japan’s postal service has agreed to become the first major customer for a modular, globally available integrated electric vehicle (EV) drivetrain, reports Canadian Driver.
Read MoreAustralia Post want price rise on stamps
Australia Post is applying to raise the price of a normal postage stamp to 60 cents, reports ABC.
Read MoreUS Senate consider USPS help
A US Senate panel on 29 July will consider a bill that would restructure how the financially-strapped USPS pays for its employees’ retirement health benefits, report Government Executive.
Read MoreNew DHL service links Malaysia, US and China
DHL has launched a new direct Less than Container Load (LCL) Service from Port Klang, Malaysia, to Los Angeles in the United States, and Shanghai, China.
Read MoreinfoGROUP gets stamp of approval from USPS
infoGROUP has announced it has been given the green light from the USPS, certifying that the company has met new Cycle M Coding Accuracy Support System (CASS) requirements to process bulk mailings.
Read MoreRoyal Mail uses 871m rubber bands
The Royal Mail is using more than 871m rubber bands a year in the UK, it has emerged, enough to stretch nine times round the world, report The Daily Telegraph.
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