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Scotland’s largest communications agency The BIG Partnership has announced that all of its interns will now be paid the voluntary living wage of £8.25 per hour. The company has also called for the eradication of unpaid internships across the PR, media and marketing industries, which, it says, can

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Scotland’s jobs outlook is at its brightest since the third quarter of 2013, but employment confidence still trails the rest of the UK, according to a new study. Recruiter Manpower surveyed 2,102 UK employers, asking whether they intend to hire more workers or reduce the size of their workforce in

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Royal Bank of Scotland Group is to prioritise cost cutting at its private client subsidiary Coutts during the first half of next year, Bloomberg has reported. Alongside cost reductions at RBS’s investment bank and its Irish Ulster Bank division, chief executive officer Ross McEwan wants to lower e

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UK bankers and market watchers now place fears about cyber crime at the top of a list of 24 possible risks to banks, a view slightly at odds with many countries around the world which rate the economic environment as posing the greatest risk. Banks are seen as prime targets for financial crime, part

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Savers with cash accounts will benefit from a new package of measures published today by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) designed to improve competition by encouraging easier and quicker switching and improving the information savers receive. From December 2016, firms will have to provide clea

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Royal Bank of Scotland has signed a series of exclusive agreements with three separate investment partners in a move that the 73 per cent state-owned lender says will provide UK businesses greater access to capital investment. Edinburgh-based RBS has teamed-up with AIG Asset Management, Hermes Inves

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The Scottish government’s Land Reform Bill requires strengthening in key areas to deliver on its radical ambitions, according to a report by the Scottish Parliament’s Rural Affairs, Climate Change and Environment committee (RACCE). The committee highlighted a range of issues in its report on the

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Alasdair Cummings Scots lawyers Lindsays have said it has no intention of merging with an English firm but is nevertheless open to opportunities as the Scottish legal sector continues to consolidate.

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Edinburgh-based Aegon has increased its investment in Indian life firm Aegon Religare Life Insurance Company. The move takes the Dutch insurer’s stake from 26 per cent to 49 per cent and follows a recent revision to India's insurance laws enabling foreign companies to own up to 49 per cent of an I

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PwC has found that over the last seven days, 62 per cent of 100 high street retailers were holding sales or advertising promotions in their shop window. This is up four percentage points on the previous week, and on par with the same time last year (63 per cent), but far from the level seen in 2008

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Clydesdale Bank owner National Australia Bank (NAB) has confirmed today that it plans to float 25 per cent of its Glasgow subsidiary in February. Glasgow-based Clydesdale, along with its Yorkshire Bank brand, is to be demerged from its Australian parent through a flotation on the London Stock Exchan

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Royal Bank of Scotland has struck a deal to sell £1.63 billion of Irish real estate loans to US private equity firm Lone Star Funds and homebuilder Cairn Homes. At completion, Ulster Bank Ireland and Ulster Bank will receive about £360 million in cash at current exchange rates, a gain of about £2

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