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UPS plots bid for TNT
Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom – UPS has made an informal approach to TNT, its European rival and one of Royal Mail's biggest competitors in Britain. Despite initial reluctance from TNT, … |
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Motor Transport (blog) Royal Mail profit falls by almost a third as it invests for the futureMotor Transport (blog)Profit fell by almost a third at Royal Mail in the first half of the current financial year, as the business invested heavily as part of its ongoing modernisation. A trading statement for the six months ending…
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