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Sunday, 6th December 2009

e-business

Scotland urged to exploit online shopping market SCOTLAND is missing out on its share of the online shopping market and is failing to cash in on the internet's soaring popularity in comparison with the British high street, experts are warning.

Corus axes 1,700 more jobs as lack of demand forces Teesside closure STEELMAKER Corus is cutting a further 1,700 jobs after deciding to mothball a major plant in Teesside in the new year.

Kraft starts Cadbury countdown KRAFT posted its hostile offer for Cadbury to the UK company's shareholders yesterday, triggering a two-month deadline to complete the deal.

Lees wins £225,000 over Patisserie collapse MACAROON maker Lees of Scotland has been awarded £225,000 in compensation after the collapse of Patisserie UK, its failed bakery business.

Economic blow takes its toll

Websites help newspapers to spread the word

Iomart on hunt for acquisitions as profits leap 47%

Faroe to join hunt for oil in Greenland

Twitter sets its sights on stock market

Cosmens buy more National Express shares

Networking site Kiltr secures funding

First Milk reduces stake in Wiseman

Internet signs of the decline and fall of the Roman empire

Reckitt Benckiser is talk of town

Dragon's Den star Jones does the business

Warning of happy Christmas but grim new year for retail sector

Scotland should be a tax-free zone for start-up investors, says LSE boss

Morrisons set to continue star form with growth in sales

Open source software could save millions

Top team for online money start-up

Dan Brown helps Amazon surge

Shares rise as beer contract complaint thrown out

Profit-taking puts brakes on

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