5.4% rate case sent to the PRC

Article Abstract:

The United States Postal Service has filed a case against the Postal Rate Commission seeking an expedited recommended decision to raise rates and fees 5.4% for virtually all categories of mails to be implemented early next year. The details of the case are presented.

United States, Regulation and Administration of Communications, Electric, Gas, and Other Utilities, Postal Service, US Postal Service, Postal Rates, United States. Postal Service

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Target case raises bar for web business

Article Abstract:

National Federation of the Blind has filed law suit against Target Corp. for following Americans with Disability Act. The federation has alleged that the website is in accessible for blind people. Complete details in this context are discussed.

Department Stores, Company Web site/Web page, Web sites (World Wide Web), Web sites, Target Corp., Blind, Blind persons, National Federation of the Blind, TGT

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Utility pays $900,000 for illegally sharing customer data

Article Abstract:

The damages paid by Puget Sound Energy to consumers for violating consumer privacy laws with relation to private information laws are presented.

Electric Utilities, Electric Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution, Electric services, Remedies, Puget Sound Energy Inc., Personal information

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