Royal Mail share price plunges
Shares at Royal Mail dropped more than 4pc to £3.21 in early morning trade, briefly sinking below the £3.30 price at which it floated in 2013, reports The Telegraph.
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Escher Group to continue global expansion with new CEO
Nick Manolis has been named chief executive officer (CEO) of Escher, the company transforming the postal and courier market with their innovative customer engagement platform.
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Japan’s trade growth expected to increase thanks to air exports
Air exports of land vehicles and parts continue to be the main contributor to sustained trade growth in Japan, according to data from the DHL Global Trade Barometer released by DHL.
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Landmark agreement enables Australia Post to continue to provide banking services
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) has signed a five-year commitment to support critical investment in Australia Post’s Bank@Post service.
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Key Royal Mail investor’s frustration at pension deal
A major investor in Royal Mail has expressed anger at the management of the company according to reports by City AM. On Monday shares in the firm fell 14 % after it issued a profit warning, before falling closing down another 7 % yesterday.
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New CIO for MetaPack
Steve Homan, who has been interim CIO at e-commerce delivery technology company MetaPack, has now been appointed permanently.
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Daily freight service from Northern Ireland to Europe
Leading logistics operator, Europa Worldwide Group, has announced a new daily freight service from Northern Ireland to continental Europe, in response to growing market demand.
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CEVA Logistics helps Brazil’s largest online retailer expand
Brazil’s largest online retailer, Saraiva has chosen CEVA Logistics to support the ongoing expansion of its distribution network in South-East Brazil. From its multi-user warehouse at Extrema in the Minas Gerais municipality, CEVA Logistics will be able to introduce faster working and delivery practices to Saraiva and its customers in the region.
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