Economic troubles appear "a little less marked" north of the border than in England, and Scotland looks better placed to come through a slowdown than in past cycles, the director-general of the Confederation of British Industry declared yesterday.
Economic troubles appear "a little less marked" north of the border and Scotland looks better placed to come through a slowdown than in past cycles.
Economic troubles appear "a little less marked" north of the border than in England, and Scotland looks better placed to come through a slowdown than in past cycles, the director-general of the Confederation of British Industry declared yesterday.