Mailers find savings in face of postal increase

Article Abstract:

Direct mailers in the United States are searching for cost saving strategies after United States Postal Service announced the increase of postal prices. Several cost cutting measures that direct mailers may follow are discussed.

Regulation and Administration of Communications, Electric, Gas, and Other Utilities, Commodity & service prices, Mail Order Houses, Electronic Shopping and Mail-Order Houses, Public Mail & Express Services, Postal Services, Postal Service, Catalog and mail-order houses, US Postal Service, U.S. Postal Service, Material Handling Equipment Manufacturing, Construction and Related Machinery, Mail Delivery Systems, Postal Service & Subsidies, Prices and rates, Mail-order industry, Mail order business, United States. Postal Service, Company pricing policy

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Retailers trim from back end to combat consumer angst

Article Abstract:

Retailing industry in the United States is witnessing profit decreases due to high shipping and fuel costs. Many retailers are planning to modify their back-end operations in order to survive this tight market.

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Report: industry shows strength, agility

Article Abstract:

The increase in the overall sales of the multichannel retail industry in 2005, as per the reports of the Direct Marketing Association, is discussed.

Reports, Growth, Direct Marketing Association, Company growth, 2005 AD

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