STERLING plummeted this week – sinking to 28-month lows just above $1.22 and sustaining heavy losses against the euro – as signals from Boris Johnson’s Government fuelled fears of a no-deal Brexit.
Nearly 250 jobs were lost with the collapse of Fife interior fit-out specialist Havelock International into administration.
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Network Rail is pursuing the owner of Ayr Station Hotel over track chaos.
An elusive Malaysian businessman who has owned Ayr’s Station Hotel for the best part of a decade is being pursued by Network Rail for the costs it incurred when the adjoining railway station had to be partially closed last year.
Shares in CYBG tumbled nearly 10 per cent on Tuesday, after the Clydesdale Bank and Virgin Money owner signalled its full-year interest-rate margin would be at the lower end of previous guidance.
The cruise business of Stewart Travel Group revealed plans to expand its workforce amid the booming demand from consumers to explore the world by sea.
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