USPS sales staff ordered to stop slating newspaper ads
Sales staff trying to encourage American businesses to make more use of the mail for their local advertising have run into trouble with a major postal customer group.
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UPS to deploy 100 electric trucks in California
UPS is continuing its roll out of alternative vehicle technologies today, with plans to purchase 100 all-electric delivery vehicles for use in California from next year.
Read MoreStrikes, lockout turn Canada Post profits into losses in Q2
June’s strikes and the national lockout at Canada Post cost the Corporation $167m, according to its the latest financial results, out today.
Read MoreIcelandic mail carriers turn weight lifters with IKEA catalogue
It’s the biggest week of the year for mail carriers in Iceland – with the latest IKEA catalogue going out to almost 118,000 homes across the country.
Read MorePos Indonesia to sell airline tickets at post offices
Pos Indonesia has signed a partnership agreement with state-owned airline Garuda Indonesia that will see travellers able to purchase airline tickets at post office counters.
Read MoreResearch offers ammunition for utilities to push e-billing
American power utility Con Edison has said it will continue investing “significant” resources in persuading its customers to opt out of paper-based billing.
Read MoreExact Logistics finds growth in Palletways network
UK express freight firm Exact Logistics has bucked the economic downturn in its first two years of business – and its “phenomenal” growth has now required a move to a larger site.
Read MoreFedEx Express expands Asia-Pacific shipping options
FedEx Express has been expanding its activities in the Asia-Pacific region, launching a new extra large packet service in markets including Australia, China, Japan, Korea, Malaysia and Thailand.
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