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The question of who invented butter chicken is to be resolved by an Indian court in a case which has already racked up over €200,000 in legal fees. The Delhi High Court is hearing a case brought by the owners of Delhi restaurant Moti Mahal against the Daryaganj restaurant chain amid rival claim

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The UK government is set to enlist private debt collectors to pursue individuals and companies owing up to £4.3 billion in unpaid taxes, as part of a major crackdown spearheaded by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). Under Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's proposals, debt collection agencies will be contrac

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The Scottish travel company Cashel Travel Ltd has reported record profits and been awarded a prestigious Green Tourism Silver Award after bouncing back strongly from the pandemic. The family-owned destination management firm, headquartered in Leith, saw turnover increase by 49.39% to £9.45 mil

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Supplier of industrial and engineering products Troy has strengthened its presence in Scotland through the acquisition of Scott Direct Group, a family-run firm based in Grangemouth. The deal marks Troy's 19th acquisition and second since receiving multi-million-pound investment from BGF last year. I

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A multi-million pound contract has been secured by water retailer Business Stream, that will see it continue to provide water and waste water billing services for Scotland’s public sector. Business Stream, headquartered in Edinburgh, has been awarded the Scottish Government’s Water and W

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A sword from the Battle of Culloden is set to go under the hammer in Edinburgh next week. Auction house Bonhams has estimated the value of the 18th-century basket hilt broadsword, carried by clansmen loyal to Bonnie Prince Charlie, to be between £500 and £800, the BBC reports.

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