Latest Column Posts
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It’s time to end Brexit division and make a success of it
Monday 16th January 2017
NATIONAL economies live and die by the strength and proliferation of their start-ups and Scotland is no different.
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Gyms cash in as we lose the pounds.
Monday 9th January 2017
Perhaps you’ve been inspired to get back in the saddle after last week’s record-breaking cycle from 105-year-old Robert Marchand, or maybe Andy Murray’s knighthood in the New Year’s Honours list has reawakened your on-court aspirations.
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Tech a step into a brave new world
Monday 2nd January 2017
From the twin shocks of Brexit and Trump, to a world that seemed to lurch ever more punch-drunk from one terror attack to the next, and amidst it all, a Scot again reigning supreme at Wimbledon, last year was as tumultuous as it was occasionally tremendous.
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High Hopes despite the bumpy road
Tuesday 27th December 2016
In my first column of 2016, I discussed the uncertainties that lay ahead of us this year, namely in the world of politics.
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Social Bites Christmas Night Out
Monday 19th December 2016
Social Bites Christmas Night Out
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Shoppers Get Savvy With Deals
Monday 12th December 2016
We are now well and truly hitting the epicentre of the Christmas storm as the 25th of December fast approaches – and the spectrum of the nation’s preparations is wider than ever.
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I’m Doing my Bite For Charity By Sleeping Rough In The Capital.
Monday 5th December 2016
In this season of goodwill, many Scottish businesses will fulfil their corporate social responsibility, perhaps donating a portion of profits to good causes or even manning a soup kitchen over the festive period.
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The £1.4 billion deal to snatch up travel search engine Skyscanner is an absolute game-changer
Monday 28th November 2016
Sometimes there are interesting acquisitions making the business headlines – and then there are absolute game-changers.
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Ditch The Bad Deals & Switch to A New Supplier
Monday 21st November 2016
Toblerone
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Get strapped in for Trump rollercoaster
Monday 14th November 2016
Tycoon Donald Trump shook the world last week by overcoming favourite Hillary Clinton to become the 45TH US President – and the reverberations are still being firmly felt here in Scotland.