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Royal Mail – shares for 95 per cent of small investorsChannel 4 NewsThe government has allocated Royal Mail shares to almost 95 per cent of individual applicants, but anyone trying to buy shares worth more than £10,000 gets nothing. Please wait while this video loads. If it doesn't load after …

Royal Mail shares: How the allocation and float will workTelegraph.co.ukGrey markets – spread betting markets run by IG Index where punters bet on share prices – are indicating that Royal Mail shares will rise to around 400p on the first days trading. That will give retail investors holding the minimum …

Vince Cable allocates £749 of shares for applications under £10,000 but 36,500 people with higher bids will receive nothing Anyone who applied for more than £10,000 of Royal Mail shares – an estimated 36,500 individuals – will be left empty handed after the government chose to favour small investors over …

Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail shares: How the allocation will workTelegraph.co.ukGrey markets – spread betting markets run by IG Index where punters bet on share prices – are indicating that Royal Mail shares will rise to around 400p on the first days trading. That will give retail investors holding the minimum stake …

Daily Mail You've got Mail: Every small investor gets £750 of shares in Royal Mail but …Daily MailDr Tim May, chief executive of the Wealth Management Association which represents small shareholders, said: 'It is clear that small investors should be the backbone of Royal Mail plc. Governments have been elected …

The Guardian Royal Mail privatisation: government to announce share price and allocationThe GuardianThe government will announce the final details of how it will divide Royal Mail shares between the public and the City investors shortly after 4.30pm today. Ministers held an emergency meeting earlier on Thursday to work out how …

Privatised Royal Mail shares, priced at 330p initially, are due to begin conditional trading on Friday morning. More: continued here

The Guardian Royal Mail refusenik calls share offer 'a step backwards'The GuardianOf the 150,000 Royal Mail employees, just 368 have turned down the £2,200 of free shares offered to them as part of the privatisation of the 500-year-old company. One of them, Paul Firmage, 59, described the free shares as …

BBC News Royal Mail sale: Small bids favouredBBC NewsSmall investors are expected to be favoured in the privatisation of the Royal Mail, at the expense of those who want a large number of shares. It is thought that anyone who applied for the minimum entitlement of £750 worth will be …

New York Times After High Demand, Royal Mail Shares Are Priced at High EndNew York TimesRoyal Mail, whose roots date back to the court of Henry VIII in the 16th century, is so deeply woven into the public fabric of Britain that even former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher did not …