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Development of competition in the European postal sector

Posted by | Mar 2, 2006 | |

Postal sector regulation and postal sector policy

Forces governing competition (Porter analysis, contestability of markets)

The universal postal operator: facts, figures, strategy

Competitor postal operators and effect of competition on market structure and
market performance

Regulatory framework, liberalisation and access regulation

Market size of the postal sector and country information

Facts and figures for the national postal operator (US provider)

Competitor postal operators and market structure of the postal sector

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Development of competition in the European postal sector

Posted by | Mar 1, 2006 | |

Postal sector regulation and postal sector policy

Forces governing competition (Porter analysis, contestability of markets)

The universal postal operator: facts, figures, strategy

Competitor postal operators and effect of competition on market structure and market performance

Regulatory framework, liberalisation and access regulation

Market size of the postal sector and country information

Facts and figures for the national postal operator (US provider)

Competitor postal operators and market structure of the postal sector

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Overnite becomes UPS Freight

Posted by | Feb 28, 2006 | |

UPS today unveiled UPS Freight, marking another key step in the continued integration of Overnite Corporation into the UPS brand. Customers will begin seeing the new uniforms and newly branded trucks May 1. The rebranding includes a move to the UPS logo; new colors – a gray reminiscent of the Overnite gray combined with UPS’s signature brown, and the launch in May of a new Web site for shipping and tracking. The facilities and fleet, which includes 22,000 trailers, will be rebranded to UPS Freight over the course of several years. UPS Freight will continue to operate independently of the UPS package delivery network.

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UPS Store dispute escalating

Posted by | Feb 24, 2006 | |

Three hundred of The UPS Store owners plan to sue United Parcel Service Inc. and its subsidiary, Mail Boxes Etc, for undercutting their profits. Hundreds of other UPS Store owners could follow suit, the culmination of a long-festering feud between many store owners and their franchiser. Store owners’ chief complaint is that Atlanta-based UPS which sets the rates that more than 4,100 UPS Stores in the United States can charge customers for shipping, offers cheaper rates to its direct-pickup customers and imposes requirements burdensome on the store owners. UPS acquired San Diego-based Mail Boxes Etc Inc in 2001, and in 2003, the vast majority of Mail Boxes stores changed their names to The UPS Store, while the UPS subsidiary that oversees the stores retains the Mail Boxes Etc name. All new US franchisees after 2003 were branded The UPS Store.

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UPS to open 3 retailing outlets in China in Q2

Posted by | Feb 24, 2006 | |

US United Parcel Service (UPS) plans to open three retailing outlets in China in Shanghai in the second quarter of this year. An executive for UPS told journalists that small and medium businesses accounted for about 30% of total Chinese clients of UPS and made great contributions to UPS’ profits. The three retailing outlets will provide services of collection and delivery of express mails as well as copy and bookbinding. UPS considers locating the outlets in CBD (central business district), hotels and neighboring universities. FedEx is also studying localization of retailing outlets and is set to march into the Chinese retailing market.

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