Royal Mail

Royal Mail says it has set aside £18m ($29m; €23m) to cover a potential fine imposed by French competition authorities. More: continued here

Britain's Royal Mail (LSE: RMG.L – news) said on Thursday it had taken a financial provision of 18 million pounds ($29 million) after reaching a settlement with French competition authorities in a possible breach of antitrust laws. Royal Mail, which listed on the stock market a year ago, said in …

Western Gazette Royal Mail apologises for parked post van which delayed Ilminster carnivalWestern GazetteThe Royal Mail has apologised after a parked postal van caused delays to the start of Ilminster carnival. Two local vehicles were found to be parked causing an obstruction along the route of the carnival despite advanced …

This is Money What next for Royal Mail shares?This is MoneyRebecca O'Keeffe, head of investment at stockbroker Interactive Investor, says: 'The price has fallen 35 per cent since January, so it has been a very attractive option, especially for income investors, as it has a dividend yield of 2.4 per …

This is Money It has been one year since its flotation on the stock market, so what next for …This is MoneyRoyal Mail investors still holding shares should have sold them nine months ago to maximise their profits – but what does the future hold? This week marks one year …

Royal Mail slashes cost of Christmas deliveryMoneywise MagazineThe cost of sending Christmas parcels to friends and family this year has been slashed by Royal Mail. The price promotion, which will run from 20 October to 18 January, will see the weight of a "small" parcel double to 2kg and cost …

The shares have been falling since the end of May and are now almost back to where they began at £3.95. More: continued here

Has Royal Mail hit the perfect entry price?FE TrustnetThe UK's last privatised business has had a torrid 2014 in comparison to its euphoric first few months as a listed company. Twelve months on, its future is dividing opinion. By Daniel Lanyon, Reporter, FE Trustnet Tuesday October 07, 2014. Tweet this …

The cost of sending Christmas parcels to friends and family this year has been slashed by Royal Mail. The price promotion, which will run from 20 October to 18 January, will see the weight of a "small" … More: continued here

Royal Mail get competitive for ChristmasBitterwalletThe company has to prove their worth at the moment as MPs on the business select committee have launched an inquiry after there were claims that the Royal Mail might not be able to fulfil their universal service obligation to deliver to every address … …