If you have letters or bills to mail, you might want to rush. Saturday is the last day when it will cost you 46 cents. Starting Sunday, you'll pay more — 49 cents. The planned 3-cent hike is the largest … More: continued here
The West Australian Royal Mail sales boosted by parcel demandThe West AustralianLONDON (Reuters) – Royal Mail Group, sold off last October in Britain's biggest privatisation in decades, said underlying sales for the nine months to December 29 rose 2 percent, helped by strong parcel demand over Christmas. The postal firm, whose … More: continued here
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Royal Mail handled 115 million parcels in December as the newly-privatised delivery firm continues to reap the benefit of the online shopping boom. More: continued here
Online boom sees service deliver over 10m parcels on busiest day during festive season More: continued here
Royal Mail Group said underlying sales for the nine months to Dec. 29 rose 2 percent. More: continued here
Royal Mail shares were little moved in early trading after the firm posted so-so results in a trading update for the nine months to the end of December despite the annual Christmas rush to send presents and cards. Royal Mail's pan-European parcels business, GLS, saw LFL revenue rise 6% off the back of a 5%…
Royal Mail Group, sold off last October in Britain's biggest privatisation for decades, said higher prices for posting parcels had helped underlying group sales rise 2 percent for the nine months to December 29. Parcel volumes did rise in December, Royal Mail said, without saying by how much, as shoppers bought more presents online, and…
Royal Mail says it is "confident" about hitting financial targets after the group reports a 2% rise in revenues in the nine months to 29 December. More: continued here
The Nissan e-NV200 all-electric cargo van will be roaming North American streets for the first time ever. More: continued here