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A FUNDRAISER to help with funeral costs for tragic mum Amanda Cox has raised more than double its £6,000 target in just three days.

Tourism is an important part of the Scottish economy but we can all agree Edinburgh is no theme park.

They survived years living one of the world’s most dangerous war zones and dodging hand grenades to reach 70 years of marriage.

Almost £2 million is being used to give business rate relief to companies affected by the fires at the Glasgow School of Art Mackintosh building and Victoria’s Nightclub.

One of the most famous clubs in the world, FC Barcelona, has teamed up with Edinburgh University, writes Grant Jarvie.

The Scottish Government’s latest proposed budget contains cuts to local authority budgets of £319 million, despite SNP attempts to claim funds will increase, writes Brian Wilson.

John Menzies has hailed the decision by the competition watchdog to provisionally approve its aviation arm’s acquisition of a rival.

At least 180 jobs are at risk at Adelie Foods sandwich and snack factory in Kilmarnock.

A shop owner has vowed to never employ another rail commuter because a key member of his staff has been repeatedly delayed by ScotRail disruption.

People and businesses are now starting to talk more of the benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential is being explored across a range of sectors, from banking to healthcare.

Developers have revealed they want to create Scotland’s tallest building next to the city’s new V&A museum.

John Donnelly: Let’s get slicker at marketing our city of Edinburgh

Plans to create Scotland’s tallest building add to the palpable sense of excitment about Dundee.

Single malt whisky distilling has returned to Edinburgh after one of the city’s best known drinks brands pushed the button on spirit production.

A Glasgow-headquartered IT firm is continuing its ambitious growth plan after swooping on an English peer.

An easyJet flight from Edinburgh to Madrid was forced into an emergency landing in England after a passenger on board required urgent medical assistance.

Scottish legal heavyweight Burness Paull has ramped up the size of its Edinburgh base as it continues to win new international work.

Goals Soccer Centres, the East Kilbride-based five-a-side football operator, has hailed a milestone moment after opening its 50th site.

With the news that the whisky giant Glenmorangie had recently assisted a groundbreaking environmental project which has seen Native European oysters reintroduced to their once native waters of the Highlands after a century’s absence, it would seem that the Scottish spirits industry is beginning to take its green credentials quite seriously.