UK retail's cry for help as another high street giant closes branches
The UK’s high streets are in critical condition as footfall continues to decline, with another ...
It’s been widely contended that the Chinese e-commerce market has been effectively subsidised by the low rates offered by the US Postal Service under Universal Postal Union (UPU) rules. But the US has now come up with a new proposal which would allow it to set its own international delivery rates, while remaining a member of the UPU. Of course, it may help boost USPS coffers – but it is also likely that other countries’ postal services would increase their prices too, adding higher costs on to US imports, reports Bloomberg.
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