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Terrorist fears and a travel slump. It’s the best time to deregulate
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Read MoreExel has won a contract to manage four cross-dock facilities in retailer The Home Depots product distribution network. Exel will provide warehouse management, inventory control, yard management, inbound and reverse logistics, and order fulfilment.
Read MoreThe post office delivers 689 million pieces of mail per day, and letter carriers each haul 42 tons per year. Most Americans–98%–continue to pay their bills by mail. Yet those vital services are jeopardized by the Postal Service’s shaky finances. The General Accounting Office has labeled the postal system “at risk,” and Postmaster General John Potter projects a deficit of $2 billion to $3 billion for 2003.
Internal reform as well as congressional legislation is urgently needed. Indeed, even as it prepares to raise rates in June, the post office will submit a blueprint “Transformation Plan” to Congress this week.
Read MoreMaersk Logistics has been selected by IBM Corporation to enter into a three-year contract engaging Maersk Logistics to provide ocean freight forwarding services for the IBM Corporation.
Read MoreThe post office appears headed for a midsummer rate increase – perhaps 3 cents more to mail a letter – after winning near-unanimous agreement from businesses and organizations that usually fight vigorously to prevent higher postal rates. Without the usual opposition, the independent Postal Rate Commission gave speeded-up consideration to the Postal Service’s request for new rates. The commission was issuing its decision Friday.
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