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Nov 14 (Reuters) – The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. Headlines Royal Mail wins court injunction to block strikes https://on.ft.com/2QhueR1 Woodford fund investors predicted to lose at least £1 bln https://on.ft.com/2Of8KBo Microsoft signs …

European shares retreated from four-year highs on Wednesday, as ambiguity over a US-China trade deal and intensifying unrest in Hong Kong kept investors at bay, while Spanish stocks underperformed as Rome braced for more political uncertainty. Irish-founded company Tullow Oil had its worst day of trading in 15 years. Dublin …

The Prince of Wales looked delighted as he met pop sensation Katy Perry today, on the first day of his royal tour in India. Prince Charles, 70, grinned as he shook hands with Katy, 35, and they posed for pictures. The singer had heard about the work of the British …

Its clients include Historic Environment Scotland, the Ministry of Defence, Nationwide, Post Office, Rockspring, Royal Mail Group, the Scottish … Source link

Royal Mail PLC: * ROYAL MAIL CONFIRMS HIGH COURT INJUNCTION * CONFIRMS HIGH COURT HAS RULED THAT CWU’S POSTAL BALLOT OF ROYAL MAIL EMPLOYEES FOR INDUSTRIAL ACTION WAS “UNLAWFUL” * ROYAL MAIL’S APPLICATION TO HIGH COURT DID NOT APPLY TO EMPLOYEES WITHIN PARCELFORCE WORLDWIDE * “INTERIM INJUNCTION MEANS …

Nov. 13 (UPI) — The High Court of Justice ruled Wednesday in favor of Britain’s postal service and blocked union election results that could’ve spawned a labor strike during the critical holiday shipping season. Royal Mail workers who belong to the Communication Workers Union had voted to support “industrial action” …

ROYAL MAIL SAYS "IF CWU GIVES BINDING COMMITMENT TO REMOVE THREAT OF STRIKE ACTION FOR REST OF YEAR, WILL ENTER INTO … Source link

… video 13 November 2019. Dave Ward, general secretary of the Communication Workers Union, tells Ian King Royal Mail's legal action will backfire. Source link

London’s main bourse retreated on Wednesday as traders grew weary of mixed trade signals from U.S. President Donald Trump, while mid-caps slid on the back of weak economic data and a plunge in Tullow Oil. The more internationally-exposed FTSE 100 fell 0.2%, trimming some early losses as exporter stocks such …

The European markets slid lower after Donald Trump accused the EU of imposing “terrible” trade barriers as traders wait to hear if he will impose tariffs on cars and auto parts. Concerns over trade drove the FTSE 100 lower, while the pound was also subdued after a greater-than-predicted decline in …