New Zealand Post says FY2015 results are “laying foundations for the future”
New Zealand Post has reported that its net profit after tax (NPAT) for FY15 was $143m, up 34% ($36m) on the previous year.
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New Zealand Post has reported that its net profit after tax (NPAT) for FY15 was $143m, up 34% ($36m) on the previous year.
Read MorePosted by Ian Taylor | Aug 28, 2015 | News |
The UK Post Office has announced it has hit the 3,000 mark for branches now open seven days a week.
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Norway Post has announced that it turned in “a good half-year performance”, as its parcel volumes have been boosted by the continuing growth in online shopping.
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E-commerce solutions provider ShipStation has announced an integration with DHL Express Canada.
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Cross-border e-commerce delivery specialist B2C Europe has introduced its new premium priority service for UK untracked parcels.
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Integer.pl – the parent company of InPost and easyPack – has reported that its revenues for the first half of 2015 were up by 23% to PLN 335.9m (US$89m).
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Australia Post has today (28 August) lodged a draft notification with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), seeking an increase in the Basic Postage Rate (BPR) from 70 cents to $1.
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The FedEx pilots’ Master Executive Committee has voted 10-4 in favour of the ‘tentative agreement ‘ (TA that was negotiated with the company last week. The TA will now proceed to the pilots for “ratification consideration”
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