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Windows and door supplier Stevenswood to open 12 sites

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The firm sells over 20 million items a year including jackets and fleeces. Picture: Ross Woodhall

Mountain Warehouse scaling new heights

Retail

The Aberdeen-based firm was established in 1973. Picture: Paul Mackie

Aberdeen’s Dyce Carriers revs into Grangemouth

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Glasgow social video firms tie the knot

Media & Leisure

SuperTuffMenus eyes US market as range grows

Companies

UK shareholder payouts to top £100 billion

Financial

Ryanair cannot rule out more turbulence

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Bill Jamieson: Investors are seeking guidance like never before

Opinion

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Yvonne McArthur, trading assistant with Asda, and butcher Simon Howie, ahead of Burns Night. Picture: Ian Georgeson

Asda deal brings Burns Supper joy for butcher Simon Howie

Retail

David Alexander comment: Learn to embrace a mix of clicks and bricks

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The Livingston-based supplier of windows and doors aims to boost turnover by �10 million. Picture: contributed.

Windows and door supplier Stevenswood to open 12 sites

Companies

Jock Millican, left, and Fraser Lusty of Equity Gap. Picture: Contributed

Equity Gap on cloud nine after record year of investment

Financial

Glasgow social video firms tie the knot

Media & Leisure

The Aberdeen-based firm was established in 1973. Picture: Paul Mackie

Aberdeen’s Dyce Carriers revs into Grangemouth

News

Pizza oven firm Ooni fires up board with hires

Retail

Mountain Warehouse scaling new heights

Retail

SME lender moves Scots HQ as part of ‘ambitious’ plans

Business

Clear future as windows firm Scotia moves into new HQ

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Travelodge will seek to recruit these parents to ward off a recruitment crisis as Britain leaves the EU

Travelodge looks to recruit 400 new staff in Scotland

Markets Economy

Rain Newton-Smith noted the cocktail of factors taking a toll on the UK's financial services sector. Picture: contributed.

Call for UK finance firms to act after gloomy end to 2018

Companies

Demand for temporary staff was strongest in the nursing, medical and care worker sector, finds the report. Contributed: Getty Images/iStockphoto

Scots jobs market outperforms UK average with new hires rise

Markets Economy

BCC director general Adam Marshall said the UK government should focus on providing clarity on conditions in the short term. Picture: Craig Hibbert.

UK economy ends 2018 ‘stuck in weak holding pattern’

Markets Economy

Comment: 2018’s reminders to navigate emerging currents

Opinion

The 20 most expensive streets in Scotland

News

Scottish Cities Alliance to focus on improving digital and hydrogen technology

Dundee & Tayside

David Thomson: Brexit is already costing us millions – and no deal would be a disaster

Opinion

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Bill Jamieson. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Bill Jamieson: Investors are seeking guidance like never before

Opinion

Angie Foreman holds the role of programme director. Picture: Malcolm Cochrane Photography.

Event to empower women set for Dundee

Management

Good internal communications can act as a vital employee motivator, says Chambers. Picture: contributed.

Comment: Feed staff’s inner child and keep them in the loop

Management

Looking down the Clyde from Bell's Bridge. Picture: submitted

How Glasgow start-ups are being helped to scale up to next level growth

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Scots businessman steps up efforts to launch Capital site

Management

Freedom of Information laws being abused by ‘handful of Scots’

Management

RBS names Katie Murray as new finance chief

Financial

Censis appoints tech stalwart as new chief executive

Management