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Glasgow 'immune' to market turmoil



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Published Date: 04 October 2008
GLASGOW has more firms immune to the downturn than anywhere else in Scotland, according to a study by ||WEBSTART||locallife.co.uk||WEBSTOP||
The city has a bailiff, debt collector, insolvency practitioner, pawnbroker or money lending business for every 23,120 local residents, the survey found.

Tony Martin, the website's chairman, said:

"Businesses such as insolvency practitioners and debt collectors are best placed to, not only survive, but prosper during the turmoil. It seems Glasgow has more than its fair share of these firms."





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  • Last Updated: 03 October 2008 8:36 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
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Me, myself and I,

Livingston 04/10/2008 10:08:37
Giros and Buckfast for all!
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A Friend of Fernando Poo,

04/10/2008 13:46:53
So the story is that Glasgow can't be hit by a depression because Glasgow is a depression.

 

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