Atheists should rejoice in Christian toleranceTelegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom –Dec 21, 2007Oh, I know we have all received our Christmas cards, and perhaps even the odd parcel too, but the Royal Mail seems, after 347 years, to have given up. … More: continued here
Read More »Royal Mail charges are card to take (Peterborough Today)
A PENSIONER has branded Royal Mail “Scrooges” after all of his friends had to pay to receive his Christmas cards. (22/12/2007) More: continued here
Read More »Royal Mail loses 2m presents (Times Online)
ROYAL MAIL faces an angry consumer backlash this weekend over more than 2m parcels and letters lost or delayed in the Christmas post. More: continued here
Read More »Royal Mail stamps on claims of undelivered Christmas post (Independent)
Royal Mail has vehemently denied claims that more than two million parcels and letters have been lost or delayed in the Christmas post. More: continued here
Read More »Mail delivery hit by bad weather (BBC News)
Treacherous weather conditions in the Fort William hamper last minute Christmas postal deliveries. More: continued here
Read More »Royal Mail review likely to prompt call for split (Times Online)
A wide-ranging review of the effect of competition on Royal Mail is expected to be announced today amid concerns that the group’s ability to provide a core service is being damaged. More: continued here
Read More »Canadian Financial Stocks Fall, Led by Royal Bank; RIM Advances (Bloomberg.com)
Dec. 20 (Bloomberg) — Canadian financial shares fell, led by Royal Bank of Canada, on concern that they may face additional writedowns related to U.S. home loans. More: continued here
Read More »Royal Mail puts up stamp prices (Channel 4)
The price of a first-class stamp is going up by 2p to 36p next year while second-class rises by 3p to 27p. More: continued here
Read More »Air France launches e-mail service on some international flights (Seattle Times)
Air France has become the first airline to offer international passengers e-mail and text-messaging service that’s based on standard cell… More: continued here
Read More »Royal Mail to your taste (International Herald Tribune)
The Royal Mail, the British postal service, which has been hit hard by the effects of digitization, is trying to stimulate business by appealing to the senses. More: continued here
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