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U.K. taxpayers missed out on “significant value” in the sale of Royal Mail Plc (RMG) as the government’s fear of failure meant the shares were floated at too low a price, an all-party panel of lawmakers said. More: continued here

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Taxpayers may have lost out on around £1bn in undervalued Royal Mail shares and assets, a committee of MPs has said. More: continued here

Murphy, Himes Thank Southport Residents For Engagement in Post Office DebatePatch.comU.S. Senator Chris Murphy and Congressman Jim Himes issued a statement today thanking Southport residents for their work in persuading the U.S. Postal Service to cancel plans to reroute mail from the Southport Post Office to the Commerce Drive center …

Editorial: A healthy use for food stampsSavannah Morning NewsThat's why the community should cheer the growth in the amount of food stamps being used to purchase food at the Forsyth Farmer's Market, open on Saturday mornings on the south end of the big park. Participation by people eligible for EBT …

By William James LONDON (Reuters) – Britain's biggest privatisation in years was blighted by a fear of failure and poor advice from state-appointed banks, a committee of lawmakers said on Friday following an inquiry into the 2 billion pound ($3.4 billion) sale of Royal Mail . Britain sold a 60 …

Los Alamos post office to be listed on historical registerKRQE News 13LOS ALAMOS, N.M. (KRQE) – The Los Alamos post office is set to be listed on a national register of historical places. Constructed in 1948, it was part of a multi-million dollar community center funded by the U.S. Atomic …

The Guardian Why the Royal Mail sell-off proved a right royal rip-offThe GuardianMinisters' fear of failure and poor advice from City advisers were two reasons why taxpayers were ripped off in the privatisation of the Royal Mail, concludes the business select committee. Fair comment. The National Audit Office reached a …

Taxpayers lost out on at least £1billion because the Government flogged Royal Mail on the cheap, a committee of MPs has found. The group’s scathing report said Business Secretary Vince Cable massively underestimated the demand for shares because of shoddy advice from bankers. More: continued here