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Online retail takes a ‘bite’ out of carriers

  Bloomberg Online retailers like Amazon.com have made it possible to get books, high heels, laptops and groceries delivered to your doorstep after work and even on Sundays. But carriers at the US Postal Service pay a price for such convenience: they’re getting bitten by dogs. Attacks on postal employees are on the rise — in 2015 alone, they jumped ...

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Airbus says UK fraud office starts criminal bribery probe

  Bloomberg Airbus Group SE said the U.K. Serious Fraud Office has opened a criminal investigation into allegations of fraud, bribery and corruption relating to some of its third-party consultants. The Toulouse, France-based planemaker said in a statement that it’s cooperating with investigators probing its civil aviation business. Airbus had flagged to U.K. regulators and the European Export Credit Agencies ...

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Wal-Mart launches new scheduling system

  NEW YORK /AP Wal-Mart, the US largest private employer, launched a new scheduling system in about 650 Neighborhood Market stores that gives hourly workers more certainty about their schedules. The system was launched in late July and could be eventually rolled out to all 4,600 U.S. Wal-Mart stores, said Mark Ibbotson, Wal-Mart’s executive vice president of central operations. There ...

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