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Regus steps in to help firms
Capitalising on changes in the market place is often the sign of an agile business.
So full marks to Regus, which was quick off the mark when it heard EasyOffice was closing its Glasgow city centre facility.
With some of the businesses being given just 10 days notice to vacate the premises, Regus stepped in to offer any firm affected a month free of rent.
It said: "Regus is looking to assist any company that has been affected."
The deal starts when a six-month contract is signed for its Buchanan Street or West George Street centre.
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