Royal Mail

Polling by the Communication Workers Union suggests there will be an overwhelming vote for strikes by Royal Mail staff. More: continued here

Telegraph.co.uk Stamp prices may have to rise, Royal Mail boss admits, as postal operator …Telegraph.co.ukSpeaking as Royal Mail officially listed on the stock exchange, Moya Greene, chief executive, said that compared with other countries in the EU its prices were "low to middle of the spectrum". Asked by Sky News …

The Guardian Royal Mail investors struggle to cash in as sellers swamp official trading serviceThe GuardianThousands of Royal Mail investors have been unable to sell their shares after the government's official trading service struggled under the pressure of tens of thousands of people trying to cash in their stakes, which …

Newly-privatised Royal Mail will today face the prospect of a national strike by more than 100,000 postal workers amid continuing controversy over the "scramble" to sell off the company. More: continued here

Royal Mail CEO Paves Way For Stamp Price RiseSky NewsIn an interview with Sky News to mark the first day of unconditional trading for Royal Mail shares, Moya Greene said the postal operator's products were cheaply priced compared to many European rivals and that the company would need to be …

MPs to grill Lazard over Royal Mail privatisation pricingFinancial TimesLazard, the investment bank, is to be grilled by MPs about the pricing of the Royal Mail privatisation, amid concerns that investors were allowed to buy into the company too cheaply. The move came as the shares rose on Tuesday to …

Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail shares: some investors still cannot sellTelegraph.co.ukShareholders who bought via the official website cannot sell their Royal Mail holdings until they receive a shareholder reference number from Equiniti, the company that runs the scheme. It told The Telegraph that emails containing the reference number … More: continued here

Moya Greene, head of Royal Mail, claims centuries-old postal operator was not floated too cheaply as shares soar almost 50pc above privatisation price More: continued here

Shares in Royal Mail rise 3% on the company's first day of full trading on the London Stock Exchange. More: continued here

Around 100 million free shares have been allocated for eligible employees of Royal Mail, giving a total initial market value of £489m. Each eligible full-time employee in Royal Mail is entitled to 725 … More: continued here