Royal Mail

Ministers take pains to avoid the p-wordFinancial TimesBy George Parker, Kiran Stacey and Helen Warrell Even Margaret Thatcher did not dare hand over the roads or the Royal Mail to the private sector, but suddenly David Cameron's government appears gripped by a privatisation zeal. Stories abound about the … More: …

Daily Mail Caption competition: 'Not in these shoes!' Duchess of Cambridge faces her …Daily MailBy Daily Mail Reporter Tree planting is one of the most basic duties for a trainee Royal, and should surely appear in Chapter One of 'How to make charitable visits'. Alas, this pic suggests some culpable …

The Royal Mail will this week release a range of ten stamps featuring such old favourites as Dennis the Menace, Beryl the Peril, Roy of the Rovers and Desperate Dan. More: continued here

KPN To Compensate Clients After Disruption Of E-Mail ServiceFox BusinessAMSTERDAM – Dutch leading telecommunications firm Royal KPN NV (KPN.AE) said Monday it offers affected subscribers a total EUR100,000 in compensation following a hacker attack, which resulted in a disruption in E-mail services taken as a precautionary …and more » More: continued …

Government will publish details of Royal Mail’s pension liabilities in whole of Government accounts. More: continued here

Professor Philip Booth, the Editorial Director at the Institute of Economic Affairs, said the government's decision to nationalise the assets of the Royal Mail pension fund is "dangerous". More: continued here

Professor Philip Booth, the Editorial Director at the Institute of Economic Affairs, said the government's decision to nationalise the assets of the Royal Mail pension fund is "dangerous". More: continued here

New rival born as Royal Mail edges to privatisationEvening StandardRoyal Mail was today facing up to the creation of an aggressive new competitor as it took another step on the path to privatisation. America's UPS is paying €5.2 billion (£4.31 billion) for the Netherlands' TNT to create Europe's leading parcel …

aiCIO Guest Blog: Royal Mail– The Known UnknownaiCIOAs newspapers in the United Kingdom go hell-for-leather on the Royal Mail pension asset/liability transfer to the Treasury, something the industry knew was set to happen several months ago, the smart money is looking at the 'how' rather than the 'what' …and more » …

Professor Philip Booth, the Editorial Director at the Institute of Economic Affairs, said the government's decision to nationalise the assets of the Royal Mail pension fund is "dangerous". More: continued here