Royal Mail

No money in post, so why was Royal Mail a good buy?The ConversationRoyal Mail has been privatised. Even after Margaret Thatcher's frenzy in the 1980s, it was one of the last UK public enterprises left; now, the coalition government has sold 52% of Royal Mail. Whereas Thatcher's push for privatisation …

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POSTMAN Gary Batho has been selected from 2,500 Royal Mail workers to star in the company's Christmas TV advert.The 49-year-old, right, features in the festive commercial, which highlights the one billion parcels postal workers deliver every year.All Royal Mail's 132,000 front line staff were invited to audition and more than …

Daily Mail Banks that valued Royal Mail at only £3.3billion could have their fee docked …Daily Mail'Given that we know banks advised the government earlier this year that Royal Mail's value was far higher than the price for which it was sold and we know ministers considered – and rejected …

Millions could be clawed back from banks who told ministers Royal Mail was …Daily MailThe banks which advised ministers on the sale of Royal Mail could have millions of pounds docked from their fee for undervaluing the firm. The government has faced fierce criticism for selling shares in the postal …

EXCLUSIVE: The government has faced fierce criticism for selling shares in the postal service at £3.30 before seeing them soar to highs of almost £5.90. More: continued here

Telegraph.co.uk Where Royal Mail rejects put their moneyTelegraph.co.ukA fund seen as a close competitor to Neil Woodford's Invesco Perpetual High Income was the most popular choice among investors looking for an alternative to Royal Mail shares, one broker has found. The Artemis Income fund, run by Adrian Frost, was … …

Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail'costs £18 more' to send Christmas presentsTelegraph.co.ukParcel2Go.com found that sending a heavy 20kg parcel via Royal Mail's second-class service cost £27.70, while the cheapest quote from the companies available through the website was £9.30. The figures were collated in September. But a year earlier …EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Royal Mail reveals …

But when it comes to the election-bribery of cheap sell-offs like Royal Mail Group , that's a different thing altogether, and I can't see any way 2013 is not going to put smiles on the faces of its new owners. After all, the shares have only been trading for less …

Sending Christmas presents by Royal Mail this year could cost £18 more than using another delivery service, a website has found         More: continued here