Royal Mail

Vince Cable, business secretary, quizzed by MPs over the privatisation of Royal Mail, as share price rises to 544p on back of strong results         More: continued here

Royal Mail reports an increase in half-year profits, driven by growing revenue from parcels, in its first results since listing on London's stock market. More: continued here

Royal Mail: Anger as Goldman Sachs makes clients up to £12m selling shares …Mirror.co.ukClients of a giant US investment bank that helped value Royal Mail have made up to £12million by quickly selling their shares. Goldman Sachs has already been rapped for advising the Government to price Royal Mail at £1billion less than it is…

The recently privatised delivery service says first half profits have almost doubled. More: continued here

Some 690,000 ordinary investors bought Royal Mail shares at 330p in the recent floatation, and those who held onto them are sitting on a 69 per cent gain today. More: continued here

The shares of Royal Mail (Other OTC: ROYMF – news) climbed 21p to 554p during early trade this morning after the postal service claimed its underlying half-year profits had advanced by 17%. Royal Mail, whose shares joined the stock market during October at 330p and have since traded as high as 587p, said total operating…

Royal Mail (Other OTC: ROYMF – news) has reported a near-doubling of operating profits to £283m for the first half of its financial year amid its controversial privatisation. More: continued here

Writing for Central Lobby, Shadow Business Secretary Chuka Umunna explains why the Government owes taxpayers answers on the Royal Mail sell-off More: continued here

How do you solve a problem like the Royal Mail valuation?Telegraph.co.ukThe valuation of Royal Mail has caused political fallout and red faces amongst the bankers who ran the sale process, but why are we getting so many different numbers? These are not small differences either, at £4.5bn, the difference between the lowest … More: continued…

Business Live: Royal Mail resultsBBC News"Don't expect fireworks" and "pedestrian" – that's what Radio 5 live's Mickey Clark says to expect of Royal Mail's results, out in just a few minutes time. UK GROWTH 0651: Radio 4. Watch how much money is going into capital investment when the latest … More: continued here