St Paul’s cathedral faces demolition — is nothing sacred?
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July 2008
Reverse Heineken effect does for Votron and haunts Goodwin
Until three years ago, the Dutch beer brand Heineken used a clever slogan to promote its lager in the UK
Dublin shrugs off downturn blues
Ireland’s IFSC already snapping at Luxembourg’s heels in asset servicing There is little talk of gloom and doom in Dublin’s
Positive thinking proves infectious
FRANK Doyle, Investec Asset Management’s head of UK and Ireland institutional sales, is described by consultants as a positive thinker
Scottish Agenda: Scotland’s economic chickens come home to roost
Too many firms created an illusion of success with hidden debt The era of cheap credit may be little more
Salmond’s lion unlikely to roar
The idea that Scotland should become a “Celtic lion” is a neat political construct. When Alex Salmond coined the phrase
Credit crunch grounds Scotland’s tallest tower
A landmark project to build Scotland’s tallest building in Charing Cross, Glasgow, has been felled by the credit squeeze. A
Scottish Agenda: Tough times for Scottish biotech firms
Simon Best, the founder of biotech company Ardana, which plunged into administration last week, used to work as tour manager
Forth Ports races to find new ferry operator to Europe
Port operator Forth Ports is searching for an operator for the Rosyth to Zeebrugge route Forth Ports is racing against