Royal Mail

Investors in rush to buy shares in 'undervalued' Royal MailEvening StandardFormer home secretary Alan Johnson, who worked as a postman as a teenager, told the newspaper: "There is a vast difference between pricing Royal Mail shares conservatively and undervaluing them by £1 billion. This is ripping off the taxpayer on …

Royal Mail Demand Stronger Than Facebook: McCaigBloombergIs that true? Our prices are driven by clients trading and both of those, twitter and royal mail, we have seen real strong buying signals. It would be fair to say with royal mail, the buying sentiments have been even stronger than we saw …

The Independent Royal Mail's new owners set for 10-year tax break as demand for shares soarsThe IndependentIt emerged yesterday that Royal Mail chief executive Moya Greene had written to postmen offering them £300 each to cross the picket line. The earliest that industrial action can happen is October 23 but …

Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail undervalued, says Labour's UmunnaBBC NewsThe privatisation of Royal Mail undervalues the company by as much as a £1bn, with City investors and hedge funds being the biggest beneficiaries of the share offering, says shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna. Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today …Last minute dash for …

A late rush to buy shares in Royal Mail is under way in Britain, with investors predicted to receive an instant profit of up to 40 per cent. More: continued here

The shadow business secretary, Chuka Umunna, says the government's privatisation of Royal Mail has "undervalued" the firm by as much as £1bn. More: continued here

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Daily Mail DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Taxpayers, fat cats and a Royal Mail sell-outDaily Mail… and vanishing pensions. So with City analysts predicting that shares in Royal Mail– due to be floated this week – will generate a whacking overnight profit, the Government has a perfect opportunity to offer a small …

To buy or not to buy? We size up Royal Mail's strengths and weaknesses. More: continued here

Investors have been rushing to buy shares in Royal Mail ahead of tomorrow's midnight deadline, hoping to enjoy instant profits amid reports the company has been undervalued. More: continued here