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In this week's video battle, current champ AIA and its paper airplanes faces off against AAkron Line's weekly product hack series.

One factory worker died and five others were injured in a dyeing factory fire in Bangladesh on Sunday, Sept. 28. 

The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) is consolidating to save money. That much is clear. However, what remains hazy is how that consolidation will affect service, reports The Washington Post.

Chocolate Inn/Taylor & Grant announced Shelley Bednarski as its new southeast regional sales manager.

Chocolate Inn/Taylor & Grant announced Shelley Bednarski as its new southeast regional sales manager.

Consulting firm Gap International recently conducted a survey of more than 500 global business leaders to answer this question: What thinking leads to extraordinary results? The answers are both powerful and illuminating. Most surprising to the researchers was the fact that leaders who achieve extraordinary results are more focused on others than on themselves.

Wives of the Pennsylvania State Police troopers sold T-shirts, wristbands and car decals to benefit families affected by the PSP Blooming Grove Ambush. 

UPS has launched a trial run of delivery lockers that let customers pick up packages whenever they want, rather than wait for them to be delivered to their home. 

Smash Cup, a New York-based company that makes portable coffee cups that can fit in a pocket or bag, is launching its product in February of 2015. 

The Kansas City Royals are the darlings of the MLB postseason. After rallying to beat the Athletics in the Wild Card, Kansas City swept the Angels to reach the ALCS. Since Oct. 1—the day after the Royals’ extra-inning win over the Athletics—Kansas City has been the top-selling MLB team on Fanatics.com. Additionally, people from all 50 states have bought Royals gear, and three of the top five MLB items sold on Fanatics.com since Oct. 1 have been Royals products.