The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) plans to extend delivery costs in January because it makes an attempt to stabilize its funds whereas adapting to a quickly altering postal supply market. The proposed modifications—which had been not too long ago permitted by the service’s governors—observe the discharge of its fiscal 12 months 2025 monetary outcomes, which confirmed losses of $9 billion, regardless of a reasonably modest income progress.
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