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USPS does not currently pay a dividend.
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While everyone knows that July 4 is a federal holiday, this year the holiday is officially being observed today, Friday, July 3. That's because the Fourth of July falls on a Saturday, when most federal offices are closed anyway.
FAIRFAX, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- #AI--Everforth ECS Named 2025 USPS Supplier Performance Award Winner.
Postal Service and Ralph Lauren dedicate American Icons in unveiling ceremony NEW YORK, June 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The U.S. Postal Service today honored the nation's 250th anniversary with American Icons, a collection of 13 commemorative stamps curated by legendary American designer Ralph Lauren. The stamp pane features 13 photographs selected from Ralph Lauren's archive and from visuals that have inspired him.
Amazon's planned 20% reduction in USPS volume is shifting the economics of package delivery, leaving fewer shipments to absorb the Postal Service's fixed costs, while the USPS is seeking more surcharges and a hike in the cost of a first-class postage stamp. Logistics experts say the impact will likely fall unevenly, with slower service appearing first and higher costs following, particularly for small businesses, non-Prime members, and rural customers.
This week's Amazon/USPS deal is one of the more interesting signals I've seen about where the company's delivery strategy is actually headed.