David Steiner

David Steiner

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David Steiner is the USPS Commissioner, who has recently highlighted the precarious financial situation of the United States Postal Service. In a recent interview, he indicated that the agency faces a critical cash shortage, with projections suggesting it could run out of funds within 12 to 24 months. Steiner's comments reflect the broader struggles of the USPS as it navigates declining mail volumes and significant financial losses, which reached $9 billion in the past year. He has expressed that merely implementing cost-cutting measures will not suffice to resolve the agency's financial woes.

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Taiwan Taiwan: David Steiner, along with his wife Ina, was targeted by former eBay employees in a harassment campaign. 5

Taipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999: EBay to pay US$48.7m over stalking

Australia Australia: David Steiner, along with his wife Ina, reached a settlement with eBay after being targeted with threats and bizarre deliveries. 7

The Sydney Morning Herald: eBay reaches settlement with Steiners after threats, bizarre deliveries

United Kingdom United Kingdom: David Steiner stated that they and eBay had reached a settlement stemming from the harassment they faced. 6

BBC: eBay agrees $56m settlement with bloggers over harassment case

United States United States: Postmaster General David Steiner indicated that under a proposed rule, if a state declines to provide the federal government with its absentee voter list, USPS would not mail ballots for those states. 5

Fox News: Federal judge blocks postal service from enforcing Trump ballot order

United States United States: USPS Commissioner David Steiner expressed concerns about the agency's precarious cash position. 5

CNN: A new US Postal Service plan to raise cash could cost the agency its biggest customer