Glance-European Factors–Shares set to fall, commods under prssureForbes, NYRoyal Mail wants to keep its stake. Investments for about $2.5 billion, the Swiss bank said on Monday. operations told Reuters in an interview on Sunday. Sea pipeline company to GDF Suez, according to German weekly WirtschaftsWoche. the sidelines of at … More: continued here
Daily Mail Foreign operators circle Camelot in hope of National Lottery sell-offguardian.co.uk, UKFour of the five owners of Camelot, including Cadbury, the chocolate maker, are now considering disposal, though the Royal Mail remains committed to its stake. Each shareholder owns 20% of Camelot. The quartet of shareholders – which also includes the …Winning ticket in National…
French and Benelux stocks – Factors to watch on April 20ReutersRoyal Mail wants to keep its stake. E.ON (EONGn.DE) wants to partially sell its stake in the Nord Stream Baltic Sea pipeline company to GDF Suez, according to German weekly WirtschaftsWoche. Belgian Economy Minister Vincent Van Quickenborne has asked … More: continued here
Alice Mahon: Why I could stay and fight no longerIndependent, UKThe decision to privatise the Royal Mail is inexplicable and simply wrong. We said in our 2005 manifesto we would not privatise Royal Mail; we lied. That manifesto promised a referendum on the European Constitution, we renamed it the Lisbon Treaty and … More: continued here
MaltaPost Models Echo Royal Mail VehiclesHell Mail, UKThat may be because they are: a Bedford CA, a Morris 1000 and a Mini Van – all in 1:43 scale and a familar sight on British roads at one time and in use by the Royal Mail. You'll need to be quick though. The edition is limited to…
Winning ticket in National Lottery sale will cost £250mTimes Online, UKFour of the Watford-based group's five founding shareholders are reviewing their positions, with De La Rue, the banknote printer, and Fujitsu, the Japanese IT services group, looking to leave the venture, leaving Royal Mail as the sole original … More: continued here
BRUSSELS: European Union (EU) regulators yesterday gave their approval to ?1.9 billion (?1 = RM4.79) in aid given to Britain’s struggling state-owned postal service. More: continued here
They’re called quarter horses, Jim Brown of Crescent View Ranch in Arcadia said, “because they are bred to be the fastest horse in the world in a quarter mile.” More: continued here
Royal Mail a key election battlegroundSNP (press release), UKThe future of Royal Mail was confirmed as a key election battle ground at SNP conference today as controversial UK Government plans for part-privatisation were flatly rejected by the party. SNP delegates in Glasgow underlined their support for Royal… More: continued here
The final run was made on five Highland postbus routes yesterday as Scotland prepares to be left with just 14 postbuses by midsummer, down 85% since 2005. More: continued here