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There are many economic and tourism benefits gained from Scottish festivals.

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While many Scottish tourism businesses aren’t in a position to offer big wage increases, there are other ways to attract potential employees

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From left: Forrit CEO Peter Proud and SNIB executive director Jimmy Williamson. Picture: Chris Watt Photography.

Software firm Forrit set to create 15 jobs after seven-figure boost from SNIB

Sustainable tourism is vital to Scotland’s economy

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Professor Mairi Spowage, director of the Fraser of Allander Institute, with Allan Wernham, MD of CMS Scotland. Picture: Anna Moffat.

CMS and Fraser of Allander Institute unite to boost Scots economic growth

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Valerie Allan is an Aberdeen-based partner and energy disputes and regulatory specialist at CMS.

Oil industry legal disputes on the rise amid 'energy trilemma'

Some of the dipole magnets that bend the path of accelerated protons at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in a tunnel of the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (Cern (Picture: Valentin Flauraud/AFP via Getty Images)

Science is on brink of exciting discoveries about universe – Sinéad Farrington

Darina Kerr, partner and real estate specialist at law firm CMS

Mixed-used building projects is the way forward - Darina Kerr

James Horton, Senior Legal Relationship Manager at law firm CMS

Growth of alternative finance essential element in UK economic prosperity - Jame...

Janey Douglas

Business people on the move

CMS will explore ways it can contribute to the charity's company programme, which challenges senior pupils to set up and run their own businesses, as well as the circular economy challenge, which tasks primary school pupils with tackling climate change. Picture: Malcolm Cochrane Photography

Legal firm CMS partners with charity that supports thousands of pupils

ThinCats provided a £13.5m funding package helping Ace's founders buy back the winch specialist. Picture: contributed.

Alternative lender ThinCats reveals role helping Ace Winches buyback

Allan Wernham

Allan Wernham: Striving hard to make sustainable changes to safeguard the future

The CMS survey was based on more than 50 responses from senior legal managers and senior in-house counsel in the oil and gas industry across Europe, the Middle East, Asia Pacific, Africa and Latin America.

Climate change activism causing 'real risk' to oil and gas companies - CMS

Stephen Phillips is a Partner and member of the Brexit Group at law firm CMS

The UK Government must secure the best outcome for business - Stephen Phillips

The webinar panel held forth on the development of a virtuous circle, whereby organisations and employees, clients and supply chains all act on each other to encourage a more sustainable approach to business. Picture: Shutterstock

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The Bank of England has been examining Central Bank Digital Currencies. Picture: Ben Stansall/AFP via Getty Images.

Digital currency plans must be prudent - comment

The Scotsman's sustainability webinar broadcast on Wednesday afternoon.

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Firefighters battle a bushfire near the town of Sussex Inlet near Sydney, Australia, in December last year (Picture: Sam Mooy/Getty Images)

As climate change wreaks havoc, world needs inspirational leaders – Zoë Arden

Sustainability leaders need to be great communicators and storytellers, to put themselves in the shoes of listeners and create a compelling vision.

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ClearWater Hygiene, which was founded by property developer Andrew Montague and his wife Rachel, produces high grade, UK-manufactured hand sanitiser aimed at frontline workers and the wider public.

Edinburgh Covid hand sanitiser start-up has £30m in sights

Developments sector focus: Real estate must shine a new light

Can a Scottish school make a leap of faith?

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Figures, obtained by the British Medical Association (BMA) and given exclusively to The Scotsman, show Scotland has lost around 100 GP surgeries over the last decade. Pic: Anthony Devlin/PA Wire

GP crisis laid bare as one in ten surgeries refusing to accept new patients

PMQs: Sunak accused of overseeing 'uncontrolled immigration' as Tory MP ejected

Claire Hutchison is a conservator with the National Library of Scotland, which has one of the biggest newsaper archives in the UK.

Scottish newspaper archive secured after 'overwhelming' response to appeal