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No wonder Scotland’s biggest brands are fizzing over Brexit – it’s been a massive headache, and there’s still no end in sight.

Shops aren’t just places to buy things: in many cases, they’re community hubs.

You may not always think it when your morning train has been delayed for the fifth day in a row, but in many regards, Scotland enjoys world-class transport links.

I’m hugely passionate about the living wage – as all Scottish businesses should be – but it’s brilliant to see some going even further in their drive to reduce in-work poverty.

For most of the population, the biggest threat to their job security is a boss who walks quietly.

"Are we stockpiling for Brexit?’

Love was in the air last week and over the weekend too as couples up and down the country splashed out on their loved ones for Valentine’s Day.

I was pained to hear the news that three of Scotland’s biggest music stores are set to close after their parent company, HMV, was bought over.

Airports remain some of Scotland’s most vital transport hubs, not to mention cornerstones of the Scottish economy – so why not give them the best possible chance of success?

Influencer engagement and content creation have become big buzz phrases for brands in recent years, and it’s easy to see why.