Gulf Times Pact signed with Royal Mail to modernise Q-PostGulf TimesThe Ministry of Information and Communications Technology and the British Royal Mail yesterday signed a memorandum of understanding for the modernisation of Qatar Postal Services Company (Q-Post). The signing took place on the sidelines of the third … More: continued here
British Telecom, Royal Mail, Premier Foods, AstraZeneca, OPG Power …Proactive Investors UK'Sell' Royal Mail (LON:RMG) says Cantor Fitzgerald. RMG delivered a downbeat message at its full year results last week. Competition in parcels and letters is hotting-up with Amazon starting to deliver some of its own packages and TNT Post rolling-out … More: continued here
MoneyWeek Royal Mail Group is in better shape than it's letting onMoneyWeekWhen Royal Mail Group (RMG) published its annual results last week, shares fell by 10%. I've read plenty of analysis since then, but none of it really gets to the heart of the matter. What's going on here? Looking at Royal Mail's results presentation…
Western Daily Press Letters May 28: Royal Mail, Marine A, Nigel Farage, Southmead hospital, paydayWestern Daily PressI listened to the Royal Mail appealing for special treatment on the grounds of its "universal delivery service". It has not delivered a single item to my address since before last Christmas, when the deliveries simply stopped. There was…
The gloomy portrait painted by Royal Mail Group in its annual results isn't supported by the facts. Bengt Saelensminde explains what's going on, and what it means for investors. The post Royal Mail Group is in better shape than it’s letting on was first published on MoneyWeek . More: continued here
Royal Mail MarketReach encourages businesses to use both mail and email in …The DrumResearch commissioned by Royal Mail MarketReach found that mail creates stronger emotional engagement between sender and recipient with the majority of people surveyed saying that mail grabs their attention, gives a better impression of the company … More: continued here
FT Adviser Adviser backs Royal Mail despite disappointing resultsFT AdviserAdviser backs Royal Mail despite disappointing results. An adviser has defended Royal Mail as a sound investment for clients after the company's shares fell last week following “disappointing” results. By Sarah Davidson | Published 11:37 | comments. More: continued here
At 527p the FTSE 100 shares trade at a near 60 per cent premium to their 330p offer price. In the New Year Royal Mail effused as high as 617p, turning volatile briefly in a 560p to 605p range, then dropping from 560p to below 500p in April amid concerns the regulator Ofcom may get…
Royal Mail deny privatisation and sorting office closures have delayed post …Gazette LiveThe postal service aim to deliver 93% of first class mail the next day – but came up short in Teesside, hitting 92.3% in 2013/14, according to the latest Royal Mail Quality of Service report. Tom Blenkinsop, MP for Middlesbrough South and East…
CZWG's £370m Royal Mail scheme takes step forwardBuilding DesignCZWG's Islingon Square scheme in north London took a step forward after Royal Mail signed a land deal with property investor Sager Group to unlock the £370 million mixed-use scheme. Royal Mail has agreed to vacate its sorrting office just behind Upper … More: continued here