Will Bipartisan Senate Bill Save The U.S. Postal Service?
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5 Day Delivery FAQs
Mailers have plenty of questions about five-day postal delivery; here are some answers to just a few
5-Day Delivery Bill Not Likely to Pass This Year
Is it possible that Congress will enact a bill this year that would eliminate Saturday mail delivery? According to several postal experts, there are two chances for that occurring in 2011: slim and none.
House Panel Approves Bill For Five-Day Postal Delivery
A House of Representatives subcommittee approved legislation Wednesday to end Saturday mail delivery.
Marketers and Lobbyists Weigh In on USPS Crisis
What does a potential USPS shutdown mean for multichannel merchants that rely on the catalog channel? Multichannel Merchant senior writers Tim Parry and Jim Tierney went to the NEMOA Fall Conference in Quincy, MA on Sept. 21 and asked that question to five retail industry leaders.
Obama’s Proposals Might Not Save USPS
President Obama is trying to lend a helping hand to the cash-strapped U.S. Postal Service. But his proposals revealed this week aren
PMG Paints Doomsday Postal Picture for Senate Panel
If Congress does not intervene in the form of legislation by Sept. 30
PMG: USPS Needs Congress’s Help
The United States Postal Service can’t begin to gain profitability without help from the federal mandates that hold it back, Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe told attendees at the National Catalog Forum held June 21-22 in Washington by the American Catalog Mailers Association
Will PRC’s Opinion Help or Hurt Five-Day Delivery Prospect?
Now that the Postal Regulatory Commission has issued its advisory opinion on the U.S. Postal Service’s quest for five-day mail delivery to Congress