After being hit with back-to-back postal rate hikes, publishers are exploring alternate delivery options as a way to sidestep the USPS. Still reeling from the May 8th announcement that postal rates are going up another 2.6 percent this month, publishers are taking a hard look at delivery options that would allow them to bypass the United States Postal Service.
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Read MoreFedEx Express Tuesday began the installation of more than 700 self-service drop boxes at post offices in Washington D.C., Chicago, Philadelphia, and Trenton, N.J. An additional 32 cities will be added by the end of July. FedEx will pay the Postal Service $126 million over the next seven years for the right to set up 5,000 drop boxes
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