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Glasgow-based commercial property firm Murphy Property is expanding its portfolio of properties, with the acquisition of an existing East Kilbride office development and construction of a new commercial trade park (Stroud Road Trade Park), thanks to a seven-figure funding package from Royal Bank of

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The New Zealand government has given the green light to companies in the country to legally pay their employees in cryptocurrency, establishing the controversial asset class as a mainstream form of payment.

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The frontrunner reportedly set to replace Ross McEwan as chief executive of Royal Bank of Scotland will receive £250,000 less than him due to the bank being restricted by new corporate governance rules. According to The Times newspaper, Alison Rose, who runs the commercial and private banking

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Customers of Royal Bank of Scotland subsidiary NatWest will soon be able to find out their bank balance and hear their latest transactions on smart speakers after the lender announced it will embark on a trial of voice banking.

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UK plc borrowing rose for the eighth consecutive year in 2018/19, according to the latest Link Group UK plc Debt Monitor. Net debt (total borrowings less cash), jumped 5.8 per cent to a new record of £443.2bn, even allowing for higher cash balances.

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Former executive director of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland (ICAS), Atholl Duncan, has been appointed as the new chair of the Scottish Salmon Producers Organisation (SSPO). The appointment comes as the organisation released figures showing overseas sales of salmon have risen by 2

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Scotland’s private sector economy approached stagnation in July, growing only fractionally, the latest Royal Bank of Scotland PMI has revealed. Order books increased for a second month running, however growth here was driven entirely by demand for services as manufacturing sales dropped sharpl

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The outlook for employment in the UK has fallen for the third consecutive month following half a decade of near sustained growth, according to a new report from accountants and business advisors BDO LLP. BDO’s Employment Index, which combines forward-looking employment intentions as well as th

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Two brothers are keeping it in the family after purchasing an established Hamilton-based dental surgery with significant funding support from Barclays. Paul and Martin Allan have purchased the long-established Borland & Morton surgery from its retiring founding partners, after receiving a £

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A shop on the uninhabited Scottish archipelago of St Kilda needs someone new to run it, its owners have said. Permanent habitation on the islands, which sit around 40 miles north west of its nearest neighbours in the Outer Hebrides, possibly extends back at least two millennia but probably

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