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Royal Mail: One Challenge too Many?
Morningstar The dangers of investing in a kneejerk reaction the moment the stock market opens at 8am were amply demonstrated by what happened to shares in Royal Mail (RMG) when it produced its first half results. Those who bought in haste were left to repent at … Who does Royal Mail Group think it's fooling? When is the last posting day for Christmas? |
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STLtoday.com (blog) Going for gold: Royal Mail issues Olympian stampsESPNThe Royal Mail has been busy paying tribute to the country's Olympians in the last two weeks with special-issue stamps for gold medalists. The stamps feature the athlete in an action photo taken as they were competing — and with Britain in third place …Stamps of…
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Time's running out to post itOxford MailThe Royal Mail says presents for Australia or New Zealand must be in the post by next Monday. The same deadline applies to parcels bound for South and Central America, the Caribbean, Africa, the Middle East, the Far East, Japan and Asia. … More: continued here
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