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Day: February 27, 2018

Legal threats on both sides

Councillors seize control of Musselburgh

Musselburgh Racecourse is under the control of local councillors as opposing groups threaten to take legal action against the other.

Adviser to EU-wide consortium

Shepherd and Wedderburn leads on energy review

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Scottish law firm Shepherd and Wedderburn is lead legal adviser to an international consortium

As I See It

Blaming air tax looks like a flight of fancy

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Ryanair is closing down its Glasgow base and axeing most routes. Terry Murden says the real reason may have little to do with aviation taxes...

At-a-glance data on the economy

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Legal Matters

Avoid wrong assumptions on disability

Seanpaul McCahill of Navigator Law offers key employment advice

Change in cheque clearance

‘Your cheque is in the..’image processor’

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Cheque imaging is transforming the clearance system and by the end of this year all paper cheques will be cleared via image only.

Airport demands action on air taxes

Ryanair axes 20 Glasgow routes and shuts base

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Glasgow Airport has demanded an immediate cut in aviation taxes after budget airline Ryanair announced it was closing its base and reducing the number of flights...

First year success for adviser

Surge in Scottish SME clients for Leonard Curtis

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Leonard Curtis Business Solutions Group (LCBSG) is celebrating a successful first year in Scotland with an expansion of its Glasgow team.

Targeting international growth

Genoa Black adds two to leadership team

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Genoa Black, the strategic marketing company, has appointed two senior staff members to its leadership team.

Profits rise 25%

Persimmon reports resilient housing market

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Persimmon has posted a 25% increase in underlying pre-tax profits amid a 'resilient' housing market.