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Royal Mail Misses Regulator's First-Class Mail Targets
Bloomberg Royal Mail Plc (RMG), the U.K.'s 360-year-old postal company, missed service-quality targets set by regulators to ensure regular mail deliveries. The company delivered 91.7 percent of First Class letters the day after collection in the year through … |
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