Winds come sweeping down the plains
United States wind farms can be profitable without the need of government subsidies As the United States of America belatedly […]
April 2008
Legal firms aim to combat the crunch
Legal firms aim to combat the crunch COMMERCIAL LAW REVIEW: With the credit crisis putting the brakes on growth, Ian
The tried and tested renewable
Wind power poised to become viable without the need for government hand-holding. A fair wind has been blowing for the
Tesco’s hypocrisy over human rights
Seven prominent writers are urging Tesco CEO Sir Terry Leahy to drop all libel actions against critics of the supermarket
RBS’s £12bn rights issue – The bankers’ new clothes
RBS’s refunding move through a record £12bn rights issue is the first step in UK banks waking up from their
Scottish Agenda: Credit crunch won’t stop at Hadrian’s Wall
THE collective burial of heads in the sand among Scottish business leaders, bank economists and housing market professionals about Scotland’s
Glasgow firm Gibson buys Polish mine and power station for £250m
A Glasgow-based company has acquired one of Poland’s largest coal mines as part of the Polish government’s drive to privatise
How Darling’s ill-thought CGT fix has only made things worse
THE UNSEEMLY dash by owners of companies and other assets to beat the 5 April deadline for the capital gains