Today I am looking at why Royal Mail Group's surging operations overseas looks set to become an increasingly critical earnings driver in coming years. Royal Mail (Other OTC: ROYMF – news) 's core operations at home of course tend to dominate investor attention, and are responsible for four-fifths of group revenues. But the firm's Global Logistics Systems (GLS) — one of the biggest ground-based …
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Guide2Derby Uncertain future for Nottingham's Royal Mail sorting office workersThis is NottinghamROYAL Mail workers in Notts face an uncertain future after plans were announced to close a number of sorting offices. The proposals, which are the result of a fall in demand for services, would establish four main sorting offices, …For Derby's Royal Mail sorting…
[ad_1] These 10 stamps feature original illustrations of the insects which include the Sand Bear Spider, Cucumber Spider and Candy-striped Spider. Previously butterflies, bees and bugs have been illustrated on stamps. The stamps and a range of collectable products are available to pre-order from today on the Royal Mail website. Announced today! ‘Spiders’ Stamps & Collectibles featuring 10 UK spider species: https://t.co/sJHZKloDHj…
After our prolonged chilly and cloudy winter of 2009-10, late spring has been thankfully heralded by the fantastic orange-red flowering canopies of the flamboyant trees (Delonix regia), aka royal poincianas. More: continued here
The partial privatisation of the Royal Mail could be put on hold despite Business Secretary Lord Mandelson’s vows to press ahead with plans for the mail operator. More: continued here
U.K. Stocks Are Little Changed as Royal Mail FallsBloombergU.K. stocks were little changed, after the FTSE 100 (UKX) Index posted its biggest slump since January, as Royal Mail Plc slid, while miners increased. Shares of the postal service lost 1.8 percent after Dutch TNT Express NV lowered its 2015 …and more » More: continued here
Stamp-ede for Royal Mail ‘s latest collectibles featuring each of the 11 Time Lords More: continued here