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Dundee deserves more answers from Michelin
Michelin owes Dundee further explanation after taking state support, writes TERRY MURDEN
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M&S back to the drawing board on break-up plan
Marks & Spencer has been considering a break-up to help it find a way back to growth but the plan now looks like a non-starter, writes TERRY MURDEN
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May must pay heed to calls for Brexit rethink
The rally in London for a second vote is one that Theresa May's goverment cannot ignore, writes TERRY MURDEN
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RBS should think again before changing name
Changing the RBS name may distance it from previous excesses but may also be a little short-sighted, writes TERRY MURDEN
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Leonard’s envy politics won’t make us great again
Richard Leonard's envy politics risks alienating those creating Scotland's wealth, writes TERRY MURDEN
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Sadly, no imagination in SNP’s bland plan
Nicola Sturgeon's Programme for Government was a lacklustre document, says TERRY MURDEN
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Scallop war puts a strain on the auld alliance
So much for Scottish Brexit spokesman Mike Russell's "entente cordiale" trip to France this week...
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Van Rompuy’s No Deal alert leaves SNP exposed
Scotland's energetic Brexit spokesman Michael Russell, who has been campaigning vigorously on the dangers of No Deal, has been thrown a curve ball by the former Belgian Prime Minister, says Terry Murden..
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