Royal Mail

The directors of Royal Mail have declined the offer of free shares to employees after coming under pressure from Government officials, Sky News understands. Non-executive board members of the company, … More: continued here

The Guardian Royal Mail shares expected to soar as Labour warns taxpayers short-changedThe GuardianInvestors in the Royal Mail selloff stand to generate an instant return of at least 12% on their investment if trading matches current speculation on grey markets, according to City experts. Labour has stepped up demands for …

Royal Mail's new owners set for 10-year tax breakThe IndependentIt emerged yesterday that Royal Mail chief executive Moya Greene had written to postmen offering them £300 each to cross the picket line. The earliest that industrial action can happen is October 23 but the threat of future strikes is still …

The writer of Das Kapital also demonstrates why the shares are probably a good bet. More: continued here

Daily Mail Royal Mail share sale: Firm under-valued by £1BILLION with small investors hit …Daily MailYesterday Gert Zonneveld, managing director of stockbroker Panmure Gordon, said he was convinced the Government's official valuation of Royal Mail shares was too low, and added: 'I think this is going to be massively oversubscribed. …

London (AFP) – Royal Mail's controversial privatisation should be called off as its shares are undervalued by as much as £1 billion, Labour said Monday, the day before the order books close. More: continued here

Royal Mail's controversial privatisation should be called off as its shares are undervalued by as much as £1 billion, Labour said Monday, the day before the order books close. More: continued here

Fears have been raised over small-time investors buying shares in Royal Mail, as big City firms are set to buy the majority of those on offer. Hedge funds and City banks are allowed 70% of the shares being … More: continued here

Royal Mail Sale: Fears For Small InvestorsYahoo News UKFears have been raised over small-time investors buying shares in Royal Mail, as big City firms are set to buy the majority of those on offer. Hedge funds and City banks are allowed 70% of the shares being offered in majority sell-off …

The Government is selling just over half the firm, prompting a shares gold rush. City banks and hedge funds have the right to buy 70 per cent of them. More: continued here