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Lawyers for 50 Cent have told the judge in his bankruptcy case that the rapper is only pretending to be rich in order to be a better role model for his disadvantaged fans.

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Artist's impression of Dundee's new V&A museum, which is currently under construction. Fines levied from banks as a result of misconduct are to be funnelled into two major Scottish construction projects, it has been announced.

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A majority of smaller firms in Scotland expect business conditions to get worse, according to the latest quarterly report from the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB). As small business owners from across the UK meet in Glasgow for the FSB annual conference, the latest Small Business Index finds UK

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The Scottish Government has unveiled a £50 million investment in charitable bonds over the next two years to provide support for almost 1,000 new homes. Kingdom Housing Association in Fife, Eildon Housing Association in the Borders as well as Orkney Housing Association and Ayrshire Housing Associat

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Aileen McLeod Legislation to transform how land is used and governed has been passed by the Scottish Parliament, although the Bill has been labelled a “missed opportunity” to help increase housebuilding.

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Chancellor George Osborne yesterday said that the Treasury will launch a retail share sale of its remaining stake in Edinburgh-based Lloyds Banking Group within a year’s time after it pulled the plug on the move last year amid market turbulence. Mr Osborne said the government is committed to selli

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George Osborne Chancellor George Osborne’s Budget announcement yesterday included a series of measures affecting Stamp Duty Land tax (SDLT), both on commercial properties and residential properties that could provoke a rethink of similar charges north of the border, according to the Chartered Inst

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UK chancellor George Osborne said yesterday that he had "effectively abolished" the Petroleum Revenue Tax (PRT) as he used his Budget statement to announce a major overhaul of the North Sea tax regime in the wake of languishing global oil prices. The steps taken by Mr Osborne were largely welcomed b

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As the nation braces itself for the chancellor's Budget today, it has emerged that the traditionally festive Irish whiskey and cream liqueur Baileys is now so popular all year round that it has been added to the nation’s official shopping basket used to measure inflation. The drink was hugely popu

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