Royal Mail

Go on Jim—I dare you to join me in calling for electionEast London Advertiser, UKYou supported the closure of post offices and support Royal Mail privatisation. I opposed the post office closures and privatising Royal Mail. You have been a minister in the government that presided over the deregulation of the …

Early adoption of IT 'can help growing businesses to thrive'Business Strata – Business News, UKMarketing Donut, which was launched by Google and Royal Mail, has claimed that firms often "waste time" by sending generic messages to a number of people without taking into account their needs or interests. The site explained …

Sky News TNT denies made offer for Royal Mail, shares upReutersAMSTERDAM, June 1 (Reuters) – Dutch mail company TNT NV (TNT.AS) denied on Monday it had made a bid for Britain's Royal Mail [GBPO.UL], but said it was still interested in the company and will consult shareholders if it does …

SmarTrend(R) News Watch: CVC Makes Bid For Stake In Royal MailFOXBusinessMay 31, 2009 (SmarTrend(R) News Watch via COMTEX) —-According to a report from the Sunday Telegraph, Private equity group CVC Partners made a $3.21 billion offer for a 30% stake in state-run Royal Mail. The company's bid was a step …

LONDON, May 31 (Reuters) – Private equity group CVC Partners has offered to pay just under 2 billion pounds ($3.21 billion) for a 30 percent stake in state-owned postal group Royal Mail, the Sunday Telegraph reported. The bid is higher than a rival offer from Dutch logistics group TNT but …

Lord Mandelson Business Secretary is digging in his heels and pushing ahead with plans to sell a 30pc stake in Royal Mail. More: continued here

Business secretary resolute on Royal Mail saleFinancial Times, UKBy Martin Arnold and Jim Pickard Lord Mandelson insisted that the government would not falter in its plans to sell a stake in the Royal Mail to the private sector, in spite of fears that the move could be defeated in the House …

Private equity group CVC Capital Partners has bid just under £2bn for a 30% stake in Royal Mail, according to a report. More: continued here

The offer is below the Government’s original target in its controversial plans to sell off part of the postal service. More: continued here

Private equity group CVC Partners has offered to pay just under 2 billion pounds for a 30 percent stake in state-owned postal group Royal Mail, the Sunday Telegraph reported. More: continued here