Thirteen businessmen and women to watch in 2013

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Moya Greene, Royal Mail chief executive

Having seen operating profit for the first six months of the financial year rise to £144m from £12m in 2011, Greene is en route to deliver a flotation of Royal Mail in the coming year. However, she will need to overcome furious unions and a choppy stock market.

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and in a similar vein.

2013 will be the same old story for business – and still no happy ending http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/de ... y-business" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Royal Mail is also staring at a controversial restructuring, with the government expected to push for a privatisation that could take place as soon as the third quarter of 2013. The process will take the form of a full disposal or a partial flotation. Some analysts value the company, now formally separated from the Post Office network, at £4bn. Royal Mail's Canadian chief executive, Moya Greene, says "all the necessary big steps" have been taken before a sell-off can take place. But public opinion, and 140,000 members of the Communication Workers Union, could still cause problems. Dan Milmo

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Royal Mail's Canadian chief executive, Moya Greene, says "all the necessary big steps" have been taken.."

So the upheaval at all the DOs being 'amalgamated' is just 'baby-steps'? B*tch.
And you can all :dcfo :ncfo :vcfo too, especially you :vcfo. B*st*rd