Estonian Post expecting “intense” 2011
Estonia’s state-owned postal operator, Estonian Post, has said it is expecting next year to be “intense” as it responds to increasing competition and declining mail volumes.
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UPS commits to social responsibility with pro bono work
UPS is continuing its efforts to volunteer to provide pro bono legal services for poor and needy people.
Read MoreDeutsche Post DHL backs growth ambition with $2.6bn credit line
Deutsche Post DHL has secured a $2.6bn line of credit with a consortium of international banks as it seeks to improve its financial position.
Read MorePosta Romana to appeal $32m antitrust fine
Romania’s national postal operator has said it will appeal a $32 million fine imposed by the country’s competition authorities.
Read MorePatrick Keddy to Retire from Pitney Bowes
Pitney Bowes today announced that Patrick Keddy, executive vice president and president, Pitney Bowes International, will retire from the company at the end of the year.
Read MoreUSPS to boost direct mail with simplified address options
The US Postal Service is aiming to attract millions in new revenues next year by making it easier for businesses to get into direct mail advertising.
Read MoreUnion boss meets British PM
CWU general secretary Billy Hayes raised Royal Mail privatisation when he joined a delegation of trade union leaders meeting prime minister David Cameron in 10 Downing Street.
Read MoreGeoPost explores opportunities in Vietnam
VNPost Express and GeoPost Intercontinental have entered a partnership to provide parcel and logistical services in Vietnam.
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