Market report: Royal Mail in favour as FTSE 100 falls
The postal services group was the biggest riser in a market hit by economic, geopolitical and ebola worries
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The postal services group was the biggest riser in a market hit by economic, geopolitical and ebola worries
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ROYAL MAIL STRIKE – Tories meet with potential bidders for Royal MailMarketing DirectLONDON – The Conservative party would privatise Royal Mail if it got into power, … More: continued here
[ad_1] PUBLISHED: 13:49 16 September 2019 | UPDATED: 17:36 16 September 2019 Mia Jankowicz An RNLI lifeboat in Margate. The charity has hit back at criticism that it spends 2% of its income saving foreign lives. Picture: RNLI Margate Peter Barker After articles appeared in the rightwing press about its international work, the Royal National…
Edmonton Journal Prime exampleEdmonton Sun, Canada –4 hours agoLet's start with the hard-luck tale down at the Royal which "earned a record-busting profit of almost $5.5 billion in 2007, achieving the highest annual …Canadian Banks May Ignore Expected Interest-Rate Cut (Update3)BloombergDodging rate cuts won't help banks, watchersToronto StarBanks deny collusion on interest ratesFinancial PostBloomberg – Globe and…
[ad_1] No one can truly say they didn’t see this coming. The die, after all, was cast at that historic Sandringham summit when it was announced that Harry and Meghan were forsaking their royal life for a future that may yet prove to be elusive. Even so there was a ruthlessness to the news that…
One in five first-class letters posted in the West Midlands fails to arrive the following day according to new figures just released by Royal Mail. More: continued here
The people's picket line keeps mail protest goingWhitstablepeopleA FLASH mob protest, which included a gorilla and a bicycle-powered sound system, was staged last Saturday to highlight opposition against Royal Mail's plans to move Whitstable's delivery office to Canterbury. Whitsta ble. Flash protest at Cromwell … More: continued here