Successful start to $1.7bn postal bank partnership in Brazil
The new relationship between Brazil’s Post and Telegraph Company (ECT) and the country’s largest bank, Banco do Brasil, has gotten off to a roaring start.
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US mailers could save “thousands” with Satori Software add-on
US mailing software provider Satori Software has launched a new add-on for its desktop mailing preparation product Bulk Mailer, which it says will allow mailers to achieve greater postal discounts.
Read MoreWincor Nixdorf to provide 600 ATMs for Turkish post offices
Turkish Postal Service PTT is extending its network of automated teller machines, signing up manufacturer Wincor Nixdorf to provide 600 new units.
Read MoreUPS to offer 1,500 jobs through Obama youth employment initiative
UPS has pledged to offer 1,500 employment opportunities to low-income and unemployed young people across the United States during the coming summer.
Read MoreChina looks for improvements in express industry in 2012
China’s State Post Bureau said today it would work to solve problems in the country’s courier and express delivery market and actively pursue reforms in the industry.
Read MoreSwiss Post unit acquires Irish marketing software company
Swiss Post’s business services division Swiss Post Solutions (SPS) is expanding its presence in the Republic of Ireland, with the acquisition of a marketing software company in Dublin.
Read MoreChristmas parcel volumes up 40% at Hermes UK
British parcel delivery company Hermes UK says its pre-Christmas volumes were up 40% on the same period in 2010.
Read MoreItella Group sells Danish printing business
Finland’s Itella Group has sold its printing, enveloping, scanning and archiving business Itella Information A/S to the Danish IT and print services company KMD.
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