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Rackit, a North Ayrshire-based storage and handling solutions business, has secured a £1 million funding package from Royal Bank of Scotland to help support the business during the coronavirus pandemic. The CBILS loan will assist with cash flow which has been severely impacted by supply chain

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Fife-based vending solutions firm, Ideal Vending and Coffee Services Limited, has secured a £55,000 CBILS funding package from the Royal Bank of Scotland to safeguard the future of the business following the coronavirus pandemic.   Specialising in the supply of all vending solutions,

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The Royal Bank of Scotland has told the majority of its staff to work from home until at least next year. Around 50,000 of the lender's staff will continue to work from home as part of the bank's "cautious" approach to returning to work. 

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Family-run fishing business Skelwick LLP, which has been providing fishing services to the north east of Scotland for 25 years, is the proud owner of a brand new state-of-the-art fishing vessel in Orkney thanks to a significant funding package from Royal Bank of Scotland. Whilst based in K

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The Royal Bank of Scotland Group has announced that it will officially be rebranded as NatWest Group on July 22. In February this year, the lender announced the name change with Alison Rose, the bank's CEO, labelling the change as 'the start of a new era' for the bank.

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Private sector activity in Scotland continued to decline significantly during June as firms reported a further drop in new orders throughout June, according to the latest Royal Bank of Scotland PMI. Private sector firms in Scotland reported a further reduction in total new orders during June, extend

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Hiring activity across Scotland continued to decline during June, with both permanent staff appointments and temporary billings falling amid reports of further delays to hiring decisions, according to the Royal Bank of Scotland's latest report on jobs. The report found that although rates of contrac

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