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USPS reports a $3.3 billion net loss for the fiscal first quarter - Logistics Management

USPS reports a $3.3 billion net loss for the fiscal first quarter Logistics Management As reported by LM, many of the losses incurred by the USPS, especially on the First Class side, have to do with ongoing diversion to electronic alternatives, including e-mailing business documents and online purchasing orders, as well as other ... and more »

Cross-border Drayage and US Security - HSToday (blog)

HSToday (blog)

Cross-border Drayage and US Security HSToday (blog) In Mexico, the long-haul or line-haul motor carrier who picks up the goods from the shipper destined for the US does not actually take the goods directly to the United States. Instead, it takes the goods to the border where it drops them and returns to ... and more »

Oil, Natural Gas Drop, Gold, Copper Rise: Commodities at Close - BusinessWeek

Oil, Natural Gas Drop, Gold, Copper Rise: Commodities at Close BusinessWeek Crude for February delivery dropped as much as 78 cents to $99.61 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange and was at $99.90 at 5:30 pm in Singapore. The contract, which expires today, fell 20 cents yesterday to $100.39, ... and more »

Gold Rises; Corn Price Set for Winning Run: Commodities at Close - Bloomberg

Gold Rises; Corn Price Set for Winning Run: Commodities at Close Bloomberg Crude for March delivery was at $98.96 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange, up 1 cent, at 3:36 pm Singapore time. Yesterday, the contract fell 63 cents to $98.95, the lowest settlement since Jan. 20. and more »

Natural Gas Falls to 10-Year Intraday Low: Commodities at Close - Bloomberg

Natural Gas Falls to 10-Year Intraday Low: Commodities at Close Bloomberg Crude for February delivery gained as much as $1.03 to $101.62 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange and was at $101.16 at 3:58 pm Singapore time. The contract, which expires tomorrow, dropped 12 cents to $100.59 yesterday ... and more »