Royal Mail

Evening Standard MPs race to publish reports into Royal Mail privatisationEvening StandardThe Government has been accused of undervaluing Royal Mail, potentially costing the taxpayer billions of pounds – shares debuted at 330p each, but soon peaked at more than £6 and closed at 495p on Friday. The Business, Innovation and …

The government’s stake in Royal Mail could be worth £1.5bn. Senior Conservative figures believe a sale would boost the Treasury’s coffers. More: continued here

How Safe Is Your Money In Royal Mail PLC?The Motley Fool UKRoyal Mail (LSE: RMG) shares surged to more than 600p early this year, but the post-IPO froth is now coming off the stock, which has fallen by 14% so far this year, to 490p. One reason for this is …

After a strong start to the year, Royal Mail PLC (LON:RMG) shares are on the slide. Should shareholders be worried? More: continued here

The Independent MPs vie to put ministers in dock over sale of Royal Mail sharesThe IndependentThe Government has been accused of undervaluing Royal Mail, potentially costing the taxpayer billions of pounds – shares debuted at 330p each, but soon peaked at more than £6 and closed at 495p on Friday. …

IT IS 1480 kilometres from Beale St, Memphis to The Royal Mail Hotel in Goodna. More: continued here

Royal Mail's keeping the blues alive, says Memphis foundationThe Queensland TimesBut despite their physical distance from each other the two landmarks are known throughout the world as spiritual homes of the Blues. Now Royal Mail publican Andrew Café has the trophy to prove it. Each year, The Blues Foundation presents …

This damaging privatisation just chucks more red meat into a shark pool populated by the government's buddies and donors We have all, at one time or another, been involved in an unnecessarily heated game of Monopoly. Other players are ganging up on you and doing deals behind your back, you …

Telegraph.co.uk Investors fear further Royal Mail sale as lock-up expiresTelegraph.co.ukThe Government pledged to retain its near-30pc stake in Royal Mail for 180 days after the start of unconditional trading of shares in the group. But the so-called lock-up agreement has now lapsed, giving the state free rein to sell down …

Jitters over lock-up have already weighed on shares, which have fallen 12.1pc since beginning of April More: continued here