Royal Bank of Scotland chief Ross McEwan this week warned the UK faces a period of “pain and anguish” with Brexit, while declaring it is up to the Scottish people to “make the calls” on the independence issue.
Seafood firm Loch Fyne Oysters has seen losses widen amid pressure on fresh salmon pricing and rising staff costs.
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A group of investors who collectively ploughed millions of pounds into an unregulated airport car-parking scheme has launched a crowdfunding campaign in a bid to take legal action against the company behind it.
Legal Focus highlights that investors have not received any cash from the business for over a year.
The pound sank against the euro amid no-deal Brexit fears this week.
In the Monday Interview, a North Sea dealmaker is ready to raise acquisition stakes as the shake-up in the region goes on.
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