Following extensive efforts by the ACMA and other mailing interests, the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) today issued a favorable ruling that prevents the US Postal Service from raising rates on market dominant mail products more than once a year between March 1, 2026 through September 30, 2030. Following a PRC ruling that paved the way for the USPS to raise rates twice a year between 2021 and 2024, the PRC concluded today that “things did not go well. Declines in the Postal Service’s financial situation, volume, and service performance have remained significant, if not worsened.” Following a “comprehensive and holistic review, the Commission determined that the system is not achieving the objectives taking into account the factors,” the PRC order said.

We teamed up with the brilliant minds at LogoLounge to provide our readers with an extensive look into this year’s logo design trends and insights in the latest issue of HOW magazine. LogoLounge’s Bill Gardner and an esteemed panel of judges pored through 40,000 logos collectively to select the cream of the crop in logo design from around the world. This year’s judges were:

All TNT depots, hubs and facilities around the globe are open, operational and working to quickly clear any backlogs, and most TNT services are now available. TNT continues to make significant progress in resuming full services and bringing critical systems back online. These remediation efforts are being carried out methodically to ensure the integrity of TNT’s information systems and operations. Contingency plans that make use of both FedEx Express and TNT networks will remain in place to minimize impacts to customers, including offering the full range of FedEx Express services as alternatives. Some customers may continue to experience delays in service and access to package information. Click Read More below for additional detail.