Canada Post reports $135-million loss
Canada Post has recorded a loss before tax of $135 million in the third quarter of 2019, as ongoing declines in mail volumes were only partially offset by Parcels volume growth.
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Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has “returned home to Hong Kong”
Alibaba’s shares surged more than 7% today (26 November) when the organisation made its debut on the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX).
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Queen visits Royal Philatelic Society
Queen Elizabeth II has officially opened the new headquarters of the Royal Philatelic Society...
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Finnish postal negotiations hamper domestic and international mail
There has been no breakthrough in postal negotiations at Posti, the Finnish government owned postal services company. Strike action began on 11 November.
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SwipBox’s parcel locker showroom to benefit Black Friday customers
A Nærboks showroom has been set up in Denmark – giving customers access to 13 parcel lockers and a fitting room in one space.
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Royal Mail: we stand ready to engage with CWU
Royal Mail has agreed with the Communication Workers Union an increase in per-unit payments for the delivery of election mail (poll cards and candidate mail) during the General Election.
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BÖWE SYSTEC acquires SGA Conveyor Systems AB of Sweden
BÖWE SYSTEC has signed an agreement to take a majority stake in SGA Conveyor Systems AB, a Swedish manufacturer and integrator of conveyor systems that is based in the Gothenburg area and, that is now officially part of the BÖWE SYSTEC Group.
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Swiss Post profit down due to “challenging market conditions”
In the first three quarters of 2019, Swiss Post achieved a Group profit of 263 million francs, which is 54 million francs lower than in the previous year.
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