Royal Mail

Market Chatter — Corporate finance press digestReuters* Royal Mail has agreed to sell its 20 percent stake in Camelot, the British national lottery operator, meaning that all shareholders now agree to the sale …and more » More: continued here

guardian.co.uk Royal Mail agrees to sell Camelot stake -TimesReutersLONDON, Dec 4 (Reuters) – Royal Mail has agreed to sell its 20 percent stake in Camelot, the British national lottery operator, meaning that all …Royal Mail ready to sell stake Camelotguardian.co.ukRoyal Mail rolls over and agrees to sell its 20% stake …

Daily Mail How a staggering 323 public servant fat cats are paid more than the Prime …Daily MailExcluding the banking sector, Royal Mail chief executive Adam Crozier is the highest paid public servant on £1.3million – despite a series of damaging …800 fat 'crats earn £150kThe SunTAXPAYERS FOOT £1M FAT …

Royal Mail built up a new source of revenue by selling lottery tickets through the Post Office, but is now facing increasing financial problems. Photograph: Graham Turner More: continued here

Royal Mail is to sell its 20% stake in the National Lottery operator Camelot, Sky sources say. More: continued here

Madison – Esker, the leader in document process automation solutions, today announced the opening of a new mail facility in the UK to accommodate the rapid growth of Esker on Demand services. More: continued here

LONDON (Dow Jones)–U.K. state postal service Royal Mail has decided to sell its 20% stake in Camelot Group PLC, Sky News television reports Thursday, without citing sources. More: continued here

BURLINGTON, Mass.—-e-Dialog, a proven provider of advanced e-mail marketing solutions, today announced that Publishers Clearing House is producing impressive e-mail marketing results by linking a multichannel database with an advanced segmentation strategy and process to create highly targeted and timely e-mail messages. More: continued here

The case against uncapped pay in the NHSTimes OnlineThe highest earner of the lot is Adam Crozier of Royal Mail, who was paid £1309000 last year. Royal Mail is an institution that has proved itself unable to …and more » More: continued here

UPDATE 2-TNT sees stabilising markets, sets 2015 targetsReutersTNT and rivals such as Britain's Royal Mail [GBPO.UL] and Germany's Deutsche Post (DPWGn.DE) have had to cope with shrinking volumes in international …and more » More: continued here