Royal Mail

LONDON (SHARECAST) – Royal Mail made an interim operating profit of £184m, up by 4%, as cost cuts offset a steady decline in mail volumes, but its pension fund deficit has soared to £10bn. More: continued here

guardian.co.uk Royal Mail posts profits rise but pension plan still to be deliveredIndependentRoyal Mail delivered what looked like impressive half-year numbers yesterday, revealing that operating profits were up 4 per cent to …Royal Mail's Profit Up 4 PercentNew York TimesRoyal Mail predicts record £10bn pension deficitguardian.co.ukRoyal Mail set to report …

Royal Mail Group’s operating profits rose 4 percent in the six months to September although declines in mail volumes pushed revenue lower, the state-owned company said on Thursday. More: continued here

Royal Mail Group has grown its profits by £7m in the first half of the financial year despite another fall in the amount of post being sent in the UK.The chief executive, Adam Crozier, claimed that t… More: continued here

Royal Mail operating profit up 4%Financial TimesRoyal Mail increased its operating profit by 4 per cent to £184m in the first half of the financial year, … More: continued here

Royal Mail is set to enter the record books next year — but perhaps not in the way it would wish to. More: continued here

Royal Mail increased its operating profit by 4 per cent in the first half of the financial year to £184m, in spite of a drop in revenues and a continuing decline in the number of letters being posted. More: continued here

Royal Mail Group’s operating profits rose 4 percent in the first half of this financial year, although declines in mail volume pushed revenues lower, the state-owned company said on Thursday. More: continued here

Royal Mail Group has grown its profits by £7m in the first half of the financial year despite another fall in the amount of post being sent in the UK.The chief executive, Adam Crozier, claimed that t… More: continued here

A glance Royal Mail’s half-year results on Thursday and you would never have thought this was a company ravaged by strikes, rising competition and ever-falling revenues. More: continued here