Business big shot Ed SweeneyTimes Online, UK –3 hours agoThat still holds true, as it showed last year when it was involved in round-the-clock talks between Royal Mail and the Communication Workers' Union. … More: continued here
Royal Mail pays tribute to man¿s best friend with six new stamps showing working dogs in action. More: continued here
Alabama National BanCorporation , Royal Bank of Canada and RBC Centura Banks, Inc. announced today that the deadline for ANB stockholders to make an election to receive cash or RBC common shares , subject to proration, in connection with the pending merger between RBC Centura and ANB, has been extended from 5:00 p.m. More: continued…
Feb. 4 (Bloomberg) — Royal Bank of Canada, Bank of Montreal and three other Canadian lenders agreed to provide backup funding as part of an agreement to restructure about C$33 billion ($33.1 billion) in commercial-paper debt. More: continued here
A MOUNTAIN rescue dog from Perth is featured on the Royal Mail’s latest special edition stamps. More: continued here
Stamp of approval for rescue dogScotland Courier, UK –3 hours agoBy Richard Burdge A MOUNTAIN rescue dog from Perth is featured on the Royal Mail’s latest special edition stamps. Merrick, an eight-year-old cross-bred … More: continued here
SCOTTISH mountain rescue dog Merrick is the star of Royal Mail’s latest special stamp edition. More: continued here
Feb. 4 (Bloomberg) — Royal Bank of Canada, Bank of Montreal and three other Canadian lenders agreed to provide backup funding as part of an agreement to restructure about C$33 billion ($33.1 billion) in commercial-paper debt. More: continued here
FEBRUARY 04, 2008 — With Air Canada’s Corporate Pass program requiring corporations to buy bulk prepaid flight segments in order to obtain a negotiated discount, the Royal Bank of Canada last year signed corporate contracts with smaller Canadian carriers Porter Airlines and WestJet. More: continued here
California Literary Review 30000 Years of ArtCalifornia Literary Review, CA –3 hours agoBut let us ignore the strains of those in the employ of the Royal Mail and consider instead the merits of this publication. … More: continued here