The Guardian Royal Mail shares demand outstrips supplyThe GuardianAll eight of Royal Mail's non-executive directors also turned down the shares. Donald Brydon, the chairman, said it would be inappropriate for them to benefit from a scheme designed to benefit hard-working frontline employees. However, Moya Greene … More: continued here
Royal Mail has warned MPs that job losses are likely after its historic privatisation as the industry continues to modernise. More: continued here
ROYAL MAIL: expert advice on whether to investThe Week UKWITH less than 48 hours before the Royal Mail share offer draws to a close, finance experts have been offering their views on whether or not to invest. The closing date for applications is midnight on Tuesday, with a minimum investment of £750. More: continued here
Royal Mail: More Than 100000 Seek SharesYahoo News UKWell over 100,000 members of the public applied to buy shares in Royal Mail ahead of last night's deadline, confirming the status of the £3.3bn sell-off as the biggest privatisation for decades. Sky News understands that tens of thousands of people … More: continued here
LONDON (AP) — British Business Secretary Vince Cable defended the government's sale of a majority stake in Royal Mail on Wednesday, saying that hundreds of thousands of small investors will buy shares. More: continued here
The Royal Mail share offer is believed to have been heavily over-subscribed, we explain what investors need to know and whether they may turn a quick profit. More: continued here
Business Secretary Vince Cable says Royal Mail retail shares were seven times over-subscribed, with 700,000 applications. More: continued here
Heavy demand for Royal Mail shares in run-up to midnight deadline fuels cries from MPs that the sell-off is undervalued More: continued here
The Government received well over half a million applications to buy shares in Royal Mail ahead of last night's deadline, confirming the status of the £3.3bn sell-off as the biggest privatisation for decades. More: continued here
Well over 100,000 members of the public applied to buy shares in Royal Mail ahead of last night's deadline, confirming the status of the £3.3bn sell-off as the biggest privatisation for decades. Sky News … More: continued here