CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) Royal Dutch Shell says rising demand means deep-water drilling must continue, but that competitor British Petroleum’s massive Gulf of Mexico spill offers lessons.
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Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail changes in York attract criticismmyHermesA proposal to shift the sorting of second-class mail in York to the Royal Mail office in Leeds has been described as economically and environmentally …Union backs Royal Mail bike cutsBBC NewsRoyal Mail's cycle changes prompt mixed reactionsPeople Management Magazine OnlineKeep posties cycling, Royal Mail urgedTelegraph.co.ukDeHavilland (press release)…
HMRC hits the postGrant ThorntonThe Government has announced changes to the VAT exemption for services provided by the Royal Mail Group, the UK's universal service provider of public …HMRC to open post without permission?myHermesall 19 news articles » More: continued here
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Financial Times Royal Mail continues to show how privatisation can deliverFinancial TimesIt's another private-sector company shamelessly profiting from former public-sector work. It's also been struggling to fund its pension scheme. It's trying to cut hundreds of millions of pounds in costs. Yet it's still paying lucrative dividends to …Royal Mail's Christmas boosted by European parcels…
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