The Royal Mail listed on the London Stock Exchange on the11th October 2013. In a sense the sale was a huge success – such was the stampede for a piece of the action that by the end of day the shares that the government had sold for 330 pence were …

Royal Mail float review to back Cable price viewCITY A.M.BUSINESS secretary Vince Cable was right to dismiss calls by some investment banks to value Royal Mail at billions of pounds more than the firm's eventual float price, the spending watchdog is expected to say this week. The National Audit Office …

The Government could have achieved better value for the taxpayer through its controversial privatisation of Royal Mail, according to a new report which revealed that most investors given priority to buy shares, sold them shortly after making a profit. More: continued here

Royal Mail share price: NAO to deliver verdict on £3.4bn floatiNVEZZiNVEZZ.com, Monday, March 31: The UK's National Audit Office (NOA) will tomorrow publish the findings of its investigation into the government's privatisation of Royal Mail (LON:RMG) amid accusations that the postal operator was sold off too cheaply. More: continued here

Sellersburg Post Office to hold passport fairEvening News and TribuneThe Sellersburg Post Office, 315 E. Utica St., will hold a Passport Fair from 12:30 to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 5. Customers have the option of applying for a passport book, good for all international travel or the passport card, which …

Bottom Line: Royal Mail proves markets trump politicsCITY A.M.What they saw in Royal Mail five months ago was a company with strong leadership that had been consistently growing profits (from £12m in the second half of 2011 to £144m a year later) and upping its presence in the lucrative parcels …

Taxpayers lost £750 million in the privatisation of Royal Mail as "deep caution" by the government led to shares being underpriced at their initial offering, the National Audit Office (NAO) said Tuesday. The spending watchdog suggested that the 330p sale price at last October's offering was too low — they …

The National Audit Office said 'better value' could have been achieved for the taxpayer from the sale of the postal service, which is now worth £5.5billion. More: continued here

SELLERSBURG — Spring is in the air which can only mean one thing — travel season is in full swing. Whether you’re planning a trip to the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Great Wall of China or the Egyptian pyramids, don’t forget to pack your passport. More: continued here

Fleeced over Royal Mail sale? They're bankers. What did we expect?The IndependentTo sell a £1.7bn stake in the Royal Mail, the Government had to hire an investment bank to recommend seven investment banks to persuade other investment banks to buy the shares. These same bankers and their fund-manager peers deal …