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Luxury sector looks to retain its sparkle

A new Rolex store in Scotland has opened amid major shifts in the luxury sector, writes TERRY MURDEN

Return to work

How much will it cost to get the UK back to work?

FFP3 face masks
The 'new normal' is looming and the cost of returning to work may surprise you , writes GARY PEELING (promotion)

Film

Bollywood back in the streets of Edinburgh

Film and television shows are finding themselves back on track, and producers are again heading to Edinburgh, writes HAYLEY MURDEN

Well-being

Mental health training for employers

Health, stress, family, mental health
New courses have been launched to tackle the 70 million working days lost to anxiety, stress and depression, writes JULENA DRUMI 

Motoring

Ratcliffe takes wraps off Ineos Grenadier

Grenadier
One of Britain’s richest men has built his own off-roader, and it pays tribute to an old farm warrior, writes JULENA DRUMI

Food and drink

Firms show their hand tackling the virus crisis

Rachel and Andrew Montague
Some firms have found salvation meeting one particular demand thrown up by the coronavirus, says TERRY MURDEN

Commuting

Change of rules may see more of us scooting about

escooter
E-scooters may soon become the choice of commuters, says JULENA DRUMI

Home working

Virtually working in the dog days of lockdown

Rio and Julia at work
Working from home is made more enjoyable with a doggy companion, writes JULENA DRUMI

Technology

Absoft ahead of the curve with SAP Managed Service

Don Valentine
Technology: Absoft has announced a step change in the way it monitors clients’ enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems

Energy

Energy warrior says his smart grid is ‘lost opportunity’

smart grid
A retired engineer is continuing to lament the fact that successive Governments since 2010 have not adopted his innovative Smart Grid solution.