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Although it is seen as a relatively hard form of Brexit by excluding UK-wide … transport stocks (especially rail operators) and also Royal Mail (RMG.
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Although it is seen as a relatively hard form of Brexit by excluding UK-wide … transport stocks (especially rail operators) and also Royal Mail (RMG.
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[ad_1] Earlier this month, Aaron Epstein spent $10,000 to buy an ad in The Wall Street Journal to tell AT&T’s CEO he wasn’t happy with his internet service — service that was limited to a paltry 3Mbps (via Ars Technica). Now, AT&T has him hooked up with a fiber connection, and he’s getting over 300…
[ad_1] The Associated Press reports that postal services across Europe have suspended shipments to the United States as an exemption on tariffs for low-value imports is set to end. The exemption, known as the “de minimis” rule, currently allows packages valued at less than $800 to enter the U.S. duty-free. According to U.S. Customs and…
Are Royal Mail plc, AG Barr plc and Circassia Pharmaceuticals plc set to soar by 20%+?Motley Fool UKShares in Royal Mail (LSE: RMG) have made an excellent start to 2016. They've risen by 11% and part of the reason for this is the increased uncertainty among investors that has been a feature of the last…
[ad_1] Official figures indicated that between the months of June and December last year, the number of lost days was recorded at 2,471,000, the highest since 1989. Royal Mail workers protest as members strike over pay and conditions, in London. Credit: Reuters British media reported on Tuesday that the UK registered the lowest number of…
[ad_1] Plans for the transformation of a major railway station used by millions of people have moved a step closer to becoming reality. London Liverpool Street Station connects more than 100 million people each year and commuters claim a redevelopment is ‘overdue’. New plans propose increasing the size of the concourse of the mainline station…
[ad_1] Royal fans were left disappointed as the Wales family stepped out at the All England Club for the men’s Wimbledon final this afternoon – with a notable absence. While Prince George, 11, and Princess Charlotte, 10, accompanied their mother and father in SW19, their younger sibling Prince Louis, seven, did not join them. Louis,…