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Financial Times Just take the latest annual reports of both BT and Royal Mail, two companies once joined at the hip. These show that BT discounts liabilities at 6.85 per … |
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The coalition government aims to begin the privatization of Royal Mail by selling or floating at least part of it in autumn 2013 if the state-owned postal operator’s finances continue to improve. More: continued here