Royal Mail

Royal Mail delivered more strong gains for shareholders today as formal trading started on the London Stock Exchange. Shares gained another 15p, or 3%, making them almost 50% more valuable than the Government's price tag last week. Today's share surge is likely to spark further anger about public assets being …

LONDON (Reuters) – Shares in Britain's Royal Mail (RMG.L) rose to more than 48 percent above their privatisation price on Tuesday, their first day of unconditional trading in London. The government, which … More: continued here

City bankers face being hauled before MPs to defend themselves against allegations the Royal Mail was undervalued. More: continued here

Royal Mail shares surge again to stand 44% above float price before they even …This is MoneyShares in Royal Mail hit a new high on their second day on the stock market as investors continued to buy into the firm ahead of its full debut on the stock exchange tomorrow. …

Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail shares hit high of 475pTelegraph.co.ukRoyal Mail shares climbed further to value the company at almost £1.5bn over its flotation price ahead of unconditional trading on Tuesday. The shares rose to a high of 475.3p in early trading, valuing the letter and parcel delivery firm company at … …

Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail shares begin full trading on stock marketBBC NewsShares in Royal Mail have risen to 488p as full trading in the company began on the London Stock Exchange. This is the first day that people who bought shares through the government's website have been able to trade. Conditional …

Shares in Royal Mail rise to 478p as full trading in the company begins on the London Stock Exchange. More: continued here

All investors received £749.10 worth of Royal Mail stock, but those who asked for more still had the higher amount taken. So when will investors get it back? More: continued here

Shares in postal delivery service jump to a new high as unconditional trading kicks off         More: continued here

Royal Mail shares leapt to a new high of 490p as official trading began in the City today, valuing the 500 year-old postal operator at nearly £5 billion.         More: continued here