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Royal Mail could be given the power to increase the price of first-class stamps today, when Ofcom, the regulator, unveils its long-awaited review of the postal service. More: continued here

* Ofcom measures designed to safeguard UK's universal postalservice * Royal Mail to set prices for majority of products * Ofcom caps second class stamps for standard letters at 55p * Seven year framework … More: continued here

Royal Mail is to be given the freedom to set its own prices for first-class stamps and other mail, the regulator has announced. More: continued here

IBTimes.co.uk Royal Mail Privatised in 2013 with IPO: Financial TimesIBTimes.co.ukRoyal Mail Group would be sold to institutions and the public in an IPO and its staff will be given shares – the government's favoured option – although a full sale to one private buyer is not being ruled out. "We …

Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail could be packaged up for £4bn flotationTelegraph.co.ukRoyal Mail could be packaged up for a £4bn stockmarket flotation as early as next year under plans being considered by the Government. By Louise Armitstead, Chief business correspondent A stockmarket listing has emerged as a favourite option for the … …

Simply Business knowledge Royal Mail'to be privatised next year' – Today's small business news roundupSimply Business knowledgeBy Josh Hall Petrol prices, Royal Mail privatisation, and home improvement loans – here's your need-to-know business news roundup. Petrol prices have hit a fresh high according to a new report. Research from Experian …

CNBC.com Royal Mail to be sold 'too cheaply'The Press AssociationLabour has raised fears that the Royal Mail will be sold too cheaply ahead of an announcement on the regulation of the industry. Ofcom will detail measures it says will safeguard the universal postal service. The move is likely to herald …

Labour has raised fears that the Royal Mail will be sold too cheaply ahead of an announcement on the regulation of the industry. More: continued here

Ofcom could be about to give the green light for Royal Mail to charge as much as it wants for a first-class stamp. The price hikes could come into effect in two weeks. More: continued here

Royal Mail to be sold 'too cheaply'shropshirestar.comLabour has raised fears that the Royal Mail will be sold too cheaply ahead of an announcement on the regulation of the industry. Ofcom will detail measures it says will safeguard the universal postal service. The move is likely to herald an increase in …