Jan 17 (Reuters) - Poland's InPost will invest an additional 600 million pounds ($731 million) by 2029 to expand its operations in the United Kingdom, the UK government said on Thursday.

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In a separate blog, I have detailed our analysis methodology. For InPost, I am lowering my price target from $15.20 to $10.44 which is not so much driven by a strong change in the analyst ...

uploading a photo of it to the Facebook group Inpost - Lost + Found Parcels could help you track it down if it’s been misdelivered and the recipient spots your post. If an item is especially ...

InPost SA, a Polish automated parcel locker operator, will spend additional £600 million ($734 million) by 2029 to expand its UK operations. The new plan, outlined in a statement from Prime ...

Thanks to the supermarket’s ongoing partnership with parcel locker provider InPost, more customers can now easily collect and return online orders at the Dudley, Birmingham and Kidderminster stores.

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Aldi is installing more InPost lockers outside its County Durham stores. The lockers, which allow customers to collect and return online orders, are part of the supermarket's ongoing partnership ...

Aldi is expanding its partnership with parcel locker provider InPost by installing more lockers outside its UK stores, including several in Lancashire. The lockers, which allow customers to ...

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The party, led by Nigel Farage, has pipped Labour and Conservatives for the lead a feat not achieved in more than 100 years Labour have fallen a long way since their landslide victory last summer ...