The week that was: 23 September 2011
Partisan battles over postal reform in the US, Brazilian postal strike continues, Express concerns in Asia, and e-commerce delivery innovation in Ireland…
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Partisan battles over postal reform in the US, Brazilian postal strike continues, Express concerns in Asia, and e-commerce delivery innovation in Ireland…
Read MorePosted by Ian Taylor | Sep 23, 2011 | News |
Brazil’s postal strike is set to continue, after unions rejected a fresh attempt by the Post and Telegraph Company (ECT) to restart negotiations over a new collective bargaining agreement.
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Former presidential candidate John McCain today introduced a new postal reform bill into the US Senate, which mirrors proposals put forward by Republicans in the House of Representatives.
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The financial markets have not responded well to the latest results from FedEx Corp – and specifically executives’ comments that the global economy is slowing, and that FedEx share earnings for this year may be around 10 cents lower per share than previously anticipated.
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DHL has revealed a new high-tech sensor device it says will improve the monitoring of highly sensitive shipments, particularly in the life science and healthcare segments.
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Norway Post has strengthened its presence in neighbouring Sweden with the acquisition of a logistics business that will boost its cross-border transportation between the Nordic countries and the Balkans.
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The UPS retail network in the United States is joining the US Postal Service effort to encourage local businesses to use the mail for their customer communications.
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Swiss Post has revealed plans to fit solar panels to 20 of its buildings and replace its fleet of 7,500 scooters with all-electric versions.
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