SHARES in AG Barr were up three per cent this week after the soft drinks giant signalled shoppers are willing to pay more for Irn-Bru.
Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct has approached Goals Soccer Centres over a potential takeover bid.
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A Mumbai-based entrepreneur who was disappointed with his stay in the Highlands in 2018 has opened the second of three properties in the area that he acquired as a result of his visit.
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