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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 …

Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail chief Moya Greene needs higher pay, says chairmanTelegraph.co.ukRoyal Mail chairman Donald Brydon has warned that the delivery company must raise the £1.5m pay package of Moya Greene or risk losing her as chief executive. The City veteran said Ms Greene has been rewarded by a “Government-controlled pay …and …

Chairman of newly-privatised postal service says Moya Greene is “lowest paid chief executive in the FTSE100” and that a pay rise is a “necessary part of making sure we keep her. More: continued here

Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail chairman survives encounter with 'locust' investorTelegraph.co.ukDonald Brydon, chairman of Royal Mail, is describing his first meeting with Chris Hohn, the notorious boss of TCI, the hedge fund that is now the delivery company's biggest shareholder. If Vince Cable had had his way, the meeting would have been …

City veteran Donald Brydon downplays his meeting with the boss of the hedge fund that is his company's biggest shareholder         More: continued here

Sunday share tips: Royal Mail, N Brown, RevolymerIFA MagazineThe public's conversion to online Christmas shopping is likely to have served Royal Mail well, the Sunday Times's Danny Fortson wrote. Fortson, in his Inside the City column, said sales growth at online fashion retailer Asos showed the potential size … More: …

A former Royal Mail worker has admitted to opening hundreds of packages and letters while working at his father's post office in Chelmsford. Dhiran Pandya, of Rectory Road, North Fambridge, appeared at Basildon Magistrates' Court on Friday charged with four counts of waylaying and stealing post between September 1, 2011, …

The public’s conversion to online Christmas shopping is likely to have served Royal Mail well, the Sunday Times ’s Danny Fortson wrote. Fortson, in his Inside the City column, said sales growth at online fashion retailer Asos showed the potential size of the market for online shopping. More: continued here

A former Royal Mail worker has admitted to opening hundreds of packages and letters while working at his father's post office in Chelmsford. Dhiran Pandya, of Rectory Road, North Fambridge, appeared at Basildon Magistrates' Court on Friday charged with four counts of waylaying and stealing post between September 1, 2011, …