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China Post is struggling to become profitable

The State Postal Bureau (China Post) is struggling to become profitable as it adapts to the market economy. Once the most profitable government arm, the bureau has suffered huge losses in recent years as people increasingly turn to the telephone and e-mail for communication instead of writing letters.

Starting next year, the bureau will have to survive without any government subsidies or assistance from associated companies in the telecoms sector. The bureau aims to become profitable over the coming year. The EMS (express mail service) business is the major revenue source of China Post, but is under severe competition from international and domestic delivery companies.

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China Postal monopoly under siege

Most people are not in favour of the State Postal Bureau’s monopoly of the nation’s postal system, according to a survey report issued by the Economic Monitory Centre with the National Bureau of Statistics last week. The survey also found that most people (64.3 per cent) were satisfied with the Express Mail Service (EMS) offered by the bureau.

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Montreal Bank Will Host Mail Boxes Etc.

Bank of Montreal’s Queensway and Kipling branch will share its site with Mail Boxes Etc. The bank and Mail Boxes Etc., a franchisor of retail business communication and postal service centres, have struck an agreement to test a shared-site concept at the Toronto-area branch

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