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Business Reporter Shares in Royal Mail fell sharply after its regulator confirmed it will carry out a “fundamental” inquiry into the company's operations that could see it impose a cap on prices. royalmail. The letters and parcel service saw its shares fall 3%, or 15.5p … |
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BBC News Doing deals between angry partiesBBC NewsThe latest round of postal strikes are underway after negotiations between Royal Mail and the Communication Workers Union failed to reach …and more » More: continued here
[ad_1] After reports surfaced that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reportedly secretly flew to Ibiza on a private jet to celebrate Meghan’s birthday, several people are calling them out on it. Talk radio host Mike Graham said the royal couple is being hypocritical after they made claims that they want to save the planet, Express…
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19 March session Royal Mail Group pension deficit The cost to the taxpayer of bailing out the Royal Mail Group’s multibillion pension deficit is set to rise, postal services minister Pat McFadden told MPs. Under plans to part-privatise the Royal Mail, the Government was set to fill a £6bn black hole in the pension scheme….
What the Royal Mail, Scotland, Bitcoin, and Crowdfunding have in CommonPulse"The natural progress of things is for liberty to yield and government to gain ground." – Thomas Jefferson. Last week in the UK, the media were ablaze with public indignation (rather belatedly I might add) for the sale of Royal Mail shares in the ……