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Bank credit card charge-off rates were stable in September 2001, but performance deterioration is expected in the upcoming months. According to Standard

The Sportsman’s Guide Inc. reported third-quarter sales of $36.5 million, a 23% increase over the same period last year. The firm attributed the increase,

Postmaster General Jack Potter Tuesday gave the Senate Appropriations Committee a finely detailed request for nearly $1.3 billion to help fund the purchase

Consumers may be concerned about anthrax in their mail but it hasn’t stopped them from opening their bills.

The question of where the money will come from to bail the U.S. Postal Service out of a deep financial hole stemming from sagging revenues, volume declines, the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and the anthrax scare is unclear.

A federal judge has ruled that Manhattan’s Morgan Processing and Distribution Center will remain open during a decontamination process, thwarting an attempt by a postal union to shut it during the cleaning.

Postmaster General John Potter asked Congress today for an immediate $2 billion bailout of the deficit-ridden U.S. Postal Service to cover revenues lost as a result of September 11th’s tragic events.

Direct marketing sales declined for the Spiegel Group in October, but not as much as retail sales. The company reported total sales of $217.9 million

Postmaster General John Potter is expected to ask Congress Thursday for up to $10 billion to help the cash-strapped U.S. Postal Service deal with effects of the Sept. 11 and anthrax attacks.

Johnson & Quin Inc. has filed a lawsuit against F.S. Marketing Service Inc. alleging that it failed to pay for four direct mail printing jobs conducted for F.S.’s client Miracle Ear Inc.