Royal Mail

Juggling at the Takeover PanelFinancial TimesIn his other day job, as chairman of the Shareholder Executive, he is involved in critical decisions on the holdings in Royal Mail, the Tote and Channel 4, …and more » More: continued here

Telegraph.co.uk Market jitters poised to test Royal Mail saleFinancial TimesMs Greene, 56, who would be Royal Mail's first female and first non-British boss, is on a final shortlist of two or three to succeed Adam Crozier , who left …Canada Post CEO in line to run Royal MailGlobe and MailCanada …

Royal Mail is poised to appoint its first female chief executive within days. The state-owned company is said to be in advanced talks with the chief executive of Canada Post, Moya Greene, after Adam Crozier, Royal Mail’s former boss, left to join ITV last month. More: continued here

Globe and Mail Canada Post CEO in line to run Royal MailGlobe and MailThat success has put Ms. Greene in the running to tackle one of the biggest post office jobs in the world, running Britain's Royal Mail. … More: continued here

Royal Mail postpones Horizon roll-out after outagesComputerWeekly.comA pilot of the new Horizon Online system at Royal Mail has been scaled back after connectivity problems and outages. A memo and an e-mail from the company … More: continued here

The St. John’s native who has headed Canada Post since May 2005 is in talks to become the next chief executive of the Royal Mail, reports from Britain say. More: continued here

A HILLFARRANCE woman has given the Royal Mail her stamp of approval after a postie delivered a letter with only a sketchy address. More: continued here

The head of Canada Post has emerged as the leading candidate for the vacant chief executive role at Royal Mail. More: continued here

A pilot of the new Horizon Online system at Royal Mail has been scaled back after connectivity problems and outages. More: continued here

Socialist Party Royal Mail not for saleSocialist PartyDELEGATES TO the Communication Workers Union (CWU) conference have voted unanimously to fight the government's privatisation plans for the Royal Mail… More: continued here