New Zealand’s Freightways achieves record results in 2012
New Zealand parcel and courier company Freightways has achieved record results in its 2012 fiscal year, on the back of volume and price increases, new business and acquisitions.
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Undelivered international mail piling up at Uruguay airport
Strike action at Uruguayan Post that has been disrupting international mail flows since early last month has now left millions of items piling up at an airport facility.
Read MoreFedEx to downsize workforce in Express and Services divisions
FedEx Corporation said today it is looking to downsize its workforce within the United States in its FedEx Express and FedEx Services divisions.
Read MoreDPD expands Predict service into Belgium and Germany
Parcel delivery company DPD is expanding its Predict delivery notification service into Belgium, Germany and Luxembourg.
Read MoreThe week that was: 10 August, 2012
Rounding up the biggest stories of the week from the pages of Post&Parcel, including the latest on the TNT Express acquisition by UPS, USPS financial woes, and InPost’s massive parcel terminal plans…
Read MoreUSPS takes on assistance to boost SME direct mail sales
The US Postal Service is taking on extra help to find new direct mail customers among small and medium-sized businesses.
Read MorePostal Digest – News from Japan, Brazil, Spain, Italy and the US
Rounding up some more news headlines from the postal sector around the world, including innovation in Japan and Spain, investment at Brazil Post and regulatory transparency in the US…
Read MorePost Office bid to become mortgage heavyweight in UK
The UK’s Post Office Ltd is introducing specially-trained mortgage specialists into its branches to take the next step in growing its mortgage business.
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