Year: 2009

French express and parcel prices tumble

Express and parcel prices and revenues are declining more rapidly than shipment volumes in France because of strong price competition, according to a study by the statistics department of the French Transport Ministry covering the first quarter of 2009.

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USPS wants to branch out

USPS is seeking permission from Congress to enter new lines of business, hoping to boost revenue at a time when traditional mail volumes are posting double-digit losses, putting the Postal Service into a deep financial hole, reports Dow Jones Newswire.

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DHL pays $9.4m settlement

The US government has announced that DHL has agreed to pay $9.4m to settle allegations of violating export-shipping controls to Syria, Sudan and Iran.

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UPS signs Shenzhen Customs MOU

UPS and the Shenzhen Customs authority signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to seal the terms of their partnership at the soon-to-be-completed UPS intra-Asia hub.

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Tobin to leave USPS board

USPS governor Katherine Tobin has been appointed deputy assistant secretary for performance improvement in the Department of Education’s Office of Management and will be leaving the postal governing board on 30 August.

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