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The company has announced a price range for its shares in the forthcoming flotation. Are they a bargain? More: continued here

Richard Evans and John Ficenec on the crucial numbers that suggest investors may end up with bargain high income shares. More: continued here

Post office rate hikeFox NewsMight want to start investing in some forever stamps because it could cost nearly half a buck to mail a letter next year. The post office seeking to raise the price of first class postage by three cents to a total of 49 cents. Postmaster general …

Herald Scotland £3.3bn: Royal Mail's value on privatisationHerald Scotland£3.3bn: Royal Mail's value on privatisation. Friday 27 September 2013. Royal Mail will be valued at up to £3.3 billion when its controversial privatisation takes place next month, the Government said today. Royal Mail will be valued at up to £3.3 … …

Britain's Royal Mail to be valued at up to $5.3 bln in share saleReutersLONDON, Sept 27 (Reuters) – The British government said on Friday it would offer shares in state-owned Royal Mail at between 260 pence and 330 pence each in its London listing, valuing the company at as much …

Royal Mail valued at $5.3 billion ahead of IPOWTOPLONDON (AP) — Britain's government says that Royal Mail will be valued at up to 3.3 billion pounds ($5.3 billion) when it sells a majority stake in the 500-year-old service next month. Shares are expected to be priced at between 260 pence …

Royal Mail, Britain’s 360-year-old postal service, is to be valued as much as $5.3 billion in its initial public share sale scheduled for next month, the government said on Friday.         More: continued here

Royal Mail Group Ltd., the 360- year-old U.K. postal service, will be valued at as much as 3.3 billion pounds ($5.3 billion) when it sells shares to the public next month, the British government said today. More: continued here

Daily Beast Business Ignores Food Stamp CutsDaily BeastRepublicans have made it clear that they want massive cuts to the federal budget, and food stamp assistance is on the chopping block. Last week, the House of Representatives passed a measure that would slash nearly $40 billion in spending on the …Five Reasons …

London (AFP) – Royal Mail is expected to be valued at up to £3.3 billion when it launches on the stock market in October under the group's controversial part-privatisation, the government announced Friday. More: continued here