1208: TNT Express plummets 11% after profit warning weighing on Royal Mail. 11:23 Policy divergence between the world's main monetary areas will continue, Morgan Stanley analysts believe.
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Belfast Telegraph Judge in jail threat to ex-Royal Mail worker who admitted stealing parcelsBelfast TelegraphJohn Francis Woodhouse (42), of Bellisk Drive, Cushendall, Co Antrim, appeared at Ballymena Magistrates Court yesterday and admitted one charge of theft of mail in transmission. The charge states that, on unknown dates between June 10, 2016 and August … More:…
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Daily Mail Palace to file criminal complaint over Kate picsAnderson Independent MailThe magazine on Friday published what appeared to be photos of Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate sunbathing topless at a private estate in southern France, prompting a strong condemnation from Britain's royal family. LONDON — Lawyers for …French magazines target Royal Family…
Freshfields, Links and Slaughters prepare to deliver Royal Mail IPOThe LawyerFreshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Linklaters and Slaughter and May have taken key advisory roles on the IPO of state-owned Royal Mail, described as the largest UK privatisation for decades. Freshfields corporate partner Tim Jones is leading for the … More: continued here
Tax varying powers could help the Executive rebalance the Northern Ireland economy, a report by business advisors PricewaterhouseCoopers has said. Related Stories Just one in seven would privatise Royal Mail Potash seeks ‘white knight’ to avert takeover by Billiton M&S ends speculation by picking Swannell as chairman Kingspan shares up 10% after unexpected profit rise…
THE Royal Mail paid out £800,000 in compensation to more than 30,000 people in Scotland over the last year for failing to deliver the post properly. More: continued here