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Due to its steep financial troubles, the U.S. Postal Service is considering a novel way to drum up revenue: delivering alcohol to American residents.
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Vienna -
UPS, DHL, FedEx and LaserShip. There are 100s of private mail carriers that offer low-cost, quick and efficient services to deliver mail, packages, parcels and other items. As these companies generate profits, the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) loses money.
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This week the USPS raised stamp prices to 46 cents. The agency's intention to increase postage had been announced last October.
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The United States Postal Service (USPS) announced yesterday that postage stamps will increase by 1-cent. The new price will take effect early next year.
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Cards of Love is about "a person taking one minute, one stamp, and one card to make a difference in one life," and these inspirational cards are delivered the old-fashioned way.
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A cherished American institution that began in 1775, the United States Postal Service, was crippled by Republican legislation 231 years later, but the future of the USPS may be brighter if the 21st Century Postal Service Act of 2012 is passed.
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The United States Postal Service must cut spending by $20 billion by the year 2015 or there could be some serious and unimaginable consequences.
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The struggling USPS will be letting go roughly 35,000 staffer jobs at 223 centers as they continue to reconstruct their business strategy.
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On Friday the United States Postal Service (USPS) announced its desire to implement yet another postage stamp increase to its customers.
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The financially struggling USPS is one step closer to gasping for survival as it announced a $3.3 billion net loss yesterday for the last fiscal quarter.
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by Jen Drake, Public Outreach Director for the SF City Attorney's Office
from left to right, SRO resident Dan Jordan, whose sworn declaration is part of the City's case, Hon. Jane Kim (Supervisor from District 6), Steffen Johnson of Winston & Strawn, LLP (he has worked extensively with the City on this case and made some of the oral argument inside), and Deputy City Attorney Tara Steeley.
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