A collection of Scottish industrial assets, known as the Malt Portfolio, sold for £27 million in one of the biggest deals of its type seen in Scotland this year that highlighted investor appetite this week.
Scottish entrepreneur David Moulsdale has launched a bid for an historic golf club located in the shadow of the Campsie Hills, it has emerged.
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In this week's Legal Focus, legal aid review tops the agenda for latest Law Society president.
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The strength of Scotland’s oil and gas industry could help the country play a significant role in the effort to tackle climate change, one of the sector’s most successful entrepreneurs suggested.
In this week's Monday Interview, Jacqueline Dobson, president of Barrhead Travel, says the look of the package holiday may be changing but the principle is the same.
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