Royal Mail

IT'S a time for giving so where would Christmas be without the Royal Mail?         More: continued here

The Guardian MPs summon bankers to explain their valuations of Royal MailThe GuardianMPs investigating whether last month's £3.3bn sale of shares in the Royal Mail shortchanged taxpayers have summoned City bankers to explain how they put a price on the near 500-year-old firm. The Royal Mail share price has soared …

MPs summon corporate advisers to explain their valuations of Royal MailThe IndependentRoyal Mail shares rose by more than £1bn in value during the first day of trading, netting big profits for investors but prompting accusations that the Government sold it too cheaply at 330p a share. Reports at the time …

Royal Mail's share price: MPs to quiz City bankers over valuation rowiNVEZZiNVEZZ.com Sunday, October 10: British MPs investigating whether Royal Mail's shares (LON:RMG) were undervalued had summoned bankers from across the City to give evidence, a government source quoted by Reuters said on Friday. Royal Mail's share … More: continued here

My wife and I got £750 Royal Mail shares each. How do we go about selling them without incurring high fees? Am I correct in assuming any profit is free of tax? More: continued here

Comment: It seems bad grammar, not a glitch, caused investors to receive share certificates when they wanted an electronic holding         More: continued here

Exeter Express and Echo Exeter postie Rachel to appear in Royal Mail Christmas TV advertExeter Express and EchoRachel Boyce, 46, who is based at Exeter's Royal Mail delivery office, is starring in the advert called 'We Love Parcels' which celebrates the 1 billion parcels its postal workers deliver a year. …

ASK THE EXPERTS: How do we profit from our Royal Mail shares?This is MoneyToday's experts are DANNY COX, head of financial planning at broker Hargreaves Lansdown; MEL KENNY, a chartered financial planner with Radcliffe & Newlands, based in the City of London; and GRAEME TRUDGILL, executive director of the British …and …

Royal Mail float leaves Goldman and UBS tipped into a cornerThe GuardianAs you may have noticed, there's been a right old kerfuffle over last month's flotation of Royal Mail and the 67% of froth the market applied to the shares, which has led to claims the government cost the taxpayer …

A national walkout by postal staff had been planned for the start of this month after most of the CWU’s 155,000 Royal Mail members voted in favour of industrial action. More: continued here