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The Independent Vince Cable faces political battering as Royal Mail mulls Moya Greene pay riseThe IndependentVince Cable was potentially heading towards another political battering over the flotation of Royal Mail today as the chairman said it should give its chief executive a pay rise beyond her present £1.25 million package. …

Royal Mail’s £1.5million a year boss is badly paid, the postal giant’s chairman claimed yesterday. Donald Brydon insisted it was wrong Moya Greene had to get by on less than other fat cat chief executives. More: continued here

Islington Tribune newspaper website Royal Mail accused of attempting to get around planning rules with alleged …Islington Tribune newspaper websiteROYAL Mail have been accused of trying to bypass the planning process by asking London Mayor Boris Johnson to approve a controversial £100million housing development on the former Mount Pleasant sorting …

Telegraph.co.uk Hedge fund TCI cuts stake in Royal MailTelegraph.co.ukChris Hohn, the boss of TCI, has cut his holding in Royal Mail three months after building it, apparently confirming Vince Cable's fears that hedge funds would not be long-term holders of the company. In a regulatory statement, TCI said it had …

The activist hedge fund ditches 12m shares of Royal Mail, which has soared in value since its historic flotation in October More: continued here

Ciconi: A Royal Mail partner in qualityJournalism.co.uk (press release)Huntingdon, UK, 15 January 2014 – Ciconi, a leading UK provider of integrated services for marketing, mailing and communications – including design, campaign planning, print, distribution, data analysis and fulfilment – joined Royal Mail's Partners in … More: continued here

Royal Mail chief executive Moya Greene, who is on a £1.5m pay packet, must be paid more in order to keep her in the job, according to the business' chairman Donald Brydon. Brydon warned that that Greene, head of the now-privatised Royal Mail, was the "lowest paid chief executive in …

Royal Mail should pay Moya Greene a higher salary because she is the lowest paid chief executive in the FTSE 100, according to the communications firm's chairman. Donald Brydon, who heads up newly privatised Royal Mail's executive board, said he thinks it's "only fair to pay Moya the right market …

In the papers: Vodafone, Lloyds and Royal MailProactive Investors UKVodafone has put its audit contract on the market for the first time in 26 years as politicians at home and in Brussels ramp up the pressure on companies to break cosy ties with the firms that check their books. Thousands …

The following are the top stories on the business pages of British newspapers. Chairman of newly-privatised postal service Royal Mail says Moya Greene is "lowest paid chief executive in the FTSE-100" and that a pay rise is a "necessary part of making sure we keep her." A senior Morrisons employee …