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Quote of the day by Thomas Dewar: 'Love is an ocean of emotions entirely surrounded by...' Life lessons on relationships, family and wealth by popular Scottish businessman, politician and distillerQuote of the day by Thomas Dewar highlights the connection between emotions and financial responsibilities. The quote, “Love is an ocean of...- UK'S Glasgow varsity to invest 1.5 million pounds in paid internships, student jobsGlasgow University is boosting student jobs. They will invest 1.5 million pounds in student employment for the 2025-26 academic year. This ...
- Nishant and Nikhil Rathi felicitated at Alma Mater Nichols College for entrepreneurial leadershipNishant and Nikhil Rathi, founders of Web Werks, NeoSOFT, and DE-CIX India, received the Nichols College Alumni Achievement Award. The brot...
- How the Scottish brought a song and new year celebrations to IndiaNew Year celebrations are both arbitrary and secular, with no religious, astronomical, or seasonal basis. The date of Christ's circumcision...
- Scotland is the latest country to begin trials for a four-day workweekThe pilot program is expected to last for about a year and may involve government enterprise agencies. Similar trials conducted in the UK, ...
- Bulk deals: The Scottish Oriental Small Cos Trust pares stake in Healthcare GlobalHere’s who bought what in some of the key bulk deals of the day.
- Indian-origin tycoon Sanjeev Gupta to rescue UK's last aluminium smelterGupta's plans include creating an aluminium wheel manufacturing facility with 300 jobs directly and another 300 in the supply chain.
- PIO businessman Sanjeev Gupta takes charge of Tata's Scottish plantsIndian-origin businessman and founder of the Liberty Group Sanjeev Gupta today formally took charge of Tata Steel's loss making plants in S...
- Scotland organises own 'Make in India' dayScotland has organised a 'Make in India' day to coincide with Mumbai's 'Make in India' Week in Edinburgh in an attempt to attract Scottish ...
- Indian-origin family firm eyes Tata Steel Scottish plantsAn Indian-origin family owned steel firm, Liberty House, is said to be a new potential buyer of two of Tata Steel's Scottish plants, on the...
- HGS to hire 500 people for European operationsThese are across roles in customer service, acquisition (sales), retention (loyalty), technical helpdesk and provisioning. These roles will...
- India, Scotland explore trade opportunities under Make in IndiaScottish exports to India were worth $379 million in last year, and IT and BPO, education, biotechnology and energy were identified as furt...
- Scottish, Indian varsities partner for research, innovationUniversity of Dundee has signed an MoU with Bangalore Bio Cluster to create a joint Drug Discovery Centre to tackle antimicrobial resistanc...
- PM Modi's 'Make in India' campaign: 12 Scottish firms visiting India for business, tie-ups next weekSDI said the delegation will meet over 100 Indian companies across Bangalore, Hyderabad and Delhi, during their visit from October 6 to 10.
- IT major Wipro to expand in Scotland, to create 90 new jobsWipro Ltd plans to double the size of its East Kilbride workforce and expand its presence in Aberdeen, creating more than 90 new jobs over ...
- Arvind Bhat lifts German Open titleRanked 87th in the world, the 34-year-old Bhat in a one-hour contest to become the first Indian to come out trumps in this tournament.
- UK government must support enterprise: NRI industrialist Lord Swraj PaulLeading NRI industrialist and peer Lord Swraj Paul today called on the UK government to support enterprise to maintain the upturn in the ec...
- YES Bank, QMU tie-up for co-op tourism project in rural IndiaThe pilot project is aimed at showcasing potential of tourism in achieving inclusive and sustainable economic development.
- 'We expect more Indian investments'SDI operations-director David Smith was recently in India to meet representatives of Indian companies, industry bodies such as Nasscom and ...
- 'Need to create many deals like Vodafone and Corus'This is a giant leap for Sharon Bamford. Earlier, working as chief executive of the Scottish Institute of Enterprise, she spent most of her...
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