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“Appalling” UK strike set for Thursday As predicted by Post&Parcel earlier this week, a national postal strike will take place from Thursday 22 October. 16 Oct 2009   Read full article...   Australia Post’s profit plummets 35.7% Australia Post described their latest annual financial results as “solid” - despite a 35.7% drop in pre-tax profit. 16 Oct 2009   Read full article...   Accenture seals Indian deal Accenture has won an order from the Indian postal department to modernise the post offices across the country. 16 Oct 2009   Read full article...   Buyer sought by USPS USPS is looking for bidders to buy Chicago’s old post office. 16 Oct 2009   Read full article...   Post&Parcel – Delivering the news Triangle’s up-to-the-minute news channel Post&Parcel is alive and kicking – so come and register with us. 16 Oct 2009   Read full article...   Workers say ‘YES’ to national UK strike A national postal strike will go ahead in the UK after the results of a Communication Workers Union (CWU) ballot were released. 8 Oct 2009   Read full article...   When world trade rebounds, the value of trade will rise faster than volumes, says DHL DHL, together with the London School of Economics, has revealed that when international trade rebounds in the medium term, it will likely see a rise in the proportion of trade, particularly in value terms, accounted for by the air express industry. 8 Oct 2009   Read full article...   Amazon denies ending Royal Mail contract Amazon.com’s British unit denied it had cancelled a long-term parcel delivery contract with Royal Mail, after a report in The Guardian newspaper said it had lost the business after strike threats, reports Reuters. 8 Oct 2009   Read full article...   DHL to invest $10m in warehousing in India DHL International will invest $10m in India over the year to set up temperature controlled warehousing facilities for life science products, reports Live Mint. 7 Oct 2009   Read full article...   MP hits out at Royal Mail Tom Watson MP has written to the chief executive of Royal Mail Group, Adam Crozier, to complain about the Royal Mail’s “heavy handed approach” to the “growing sector of not-for-profit citizen focused sites” in the UK, reports h-online.com 7 Oct 2009   Read full article...   [ Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ]