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The latest postal news, analysis and data.
A report, out today by Deloitte, has found that Australia Post facilitates 82 per cent of Australia’s booming $14 billion eCommerce market and that 80 per cent of Australians see no convenient alternative for receiving parcels other than through the post office.
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An Post is to invite applications for voluntary severance from managers and staff across all its corporate centre and support services next month.
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Royal Mail has been fined £50,000,000 by the communications regulator Ofcom for a serious breach of competition law, after the company “abused its dominant position” by discriminating against Whistl- its only major competitor delivering letters and one of Royal Mail’s wholesale customers.
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Christian Jansson has been elected Chairman of the Board of PostNord AB at a Meeting held on August 14.
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The Mailing Room, based in Manchester, has acquired another independent franking machine supplier, Franking Direct.
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Royal Mail is trialing the UK’s first ever parcel postboxes in Northampton and Leicester.
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PostNL has opened its twentieth parcel sorting centre centre in the Netherlands. The company has given local employment a boost by creating 400 jobs.
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Austrian Post has announced that a new letter mail product which “offers the option to choose between time-critical and not time-critical items” has been “well received”.
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The US Postal Service has reported a net loss of $1.5bn for the third quarter (Q3).
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Belgium’s bpost has reported a second quarter (Q2) operating income of €928.4m, which was up 32.7% on last year.
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Deutsche Post DHL Group has reported a second quarter (Q2) revenue of more than €15bn, which was a 1.4% increase on last year.
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The Netherland’s PostNL has announced that “preparations are initiated” for the divestmnent of its subsidiaries Nexive and Postcon.
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