TWO co-founders of daily fantasy sports business FanDuel this said they are soon to formally launch their new venture Flick after shifting its focus in the development stage from eSports to podcasting.
Ayrshire businessman Billy Bowie, majority shareholder and director of Kilmarnock Football Club, secured a seven-figure funding package from banking giant HSBC to fuel growth of his Park Hotel and Special Projects business ventures this week.
Shares in Thomas Cook dropped by 15 per cent on Wednesday after the holidays firm agreed a rescue deal that should secure its future.
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