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31 Jan

PIERRE BACK IN CITY 'OLDER AND WISER'

Flamboyant French chef Pierre Levicky says he is back in Edinburgh "an older and wiser" man following the collapse of his Pierre Victoire empire.

30 Jan

HAWICK IN SHOCK OVER LATEST JOBS BLOW AS PRINTING FIRM SHUTS DOWN

More than 30 people will lose their jobs when a Borders printing firm closes its doors for the final time tomorrow.

28 Jan

SCOTLAND STAR CRAIG BURLEY’S RESTAURANT GOES BUST

A bust restaurant owned by former Scotland star Craig Burley almost featured on Gordon Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares, it was revealed yesterday

25 Jan

JUNESPEAR LIMITED v WILLIAM DOUGLAS ROBERTSON DEAR

On 1 May 2001 the defender granted a trust deed for behoof of his creditors.  The defender raised a preliminary plea that, given the circumstances of the protected trust deed, the defender had been discharged from the pursuers' claim against him and separately that the pursuers were precluded from insisting in the action. He sought dismissal of the action.

13 Jan

CELTIC FANS' HQ GOES BUST OVER BOOZE BILL

Celtic fans' headquarters has gone bust owing thousands to a booze supplier

4 Jan

LOW COST BANKRUPTCY

No income, no asset cases will be able to declare themselves bankrupt for £100 fee.

3 Jan

BRITS FACE RUIN

A record 120,000 Brits face bankruptcy in 2008, money experts warn. One in four adults - 9.5million - has “unmanageable” debts, says accountancy firm Grant Thornton.