by Alan S. Morrison | Aug 29, 2024 | Business news, Client news, Retail News, Vintage
Scottish vintage lifestyle products retailer Scaramanga is celebrating after adding Game of Thrones and Lord of the Rings TV prequels House of the Dragon and Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power to its already-extensive list of global entertainment franchise props...
by Alan S. Morrison | Mar 20, 2024 | Business news, Client news, marketing, Sales, Sales News
A UK-wide student sales competition being praised by Scots firms for identifying talented students to interview for hard-to-fill jobs is planning a bigger event next year. Speed-selling and sales meetings with experienced sales professionals were among a series of...
by Alan S. Morrison | Mar 19, 2024 | Business news, Client news, Lift news, Lifts, Local News
The brothers who run Caltech Lifts have unlocked the next phase of its plan to grow to £6m turnover and improve its service by buying a new HQ building in Dundee with warehouses and rental offices for £1m. The family firm, established in 1978 by Howard Renwick and run...
by Alan S. Morrison | Jan 25, 2024 | Books, Business news, Children's books, Client news, Scots
Scottish parents are praising the first illustrated verse book in Scots in a new inclusive environmental Scottish fable world for young children relevant to today’s culture created by a pair of creative Scots. McShoogle And The Woogles – in – Save the Haggis! is...
by Alan S. Morrison | Nov 19, 2023 | ASD, autism, Business news, charity news, Client news, Local News, Rugby News, Wellbeing
Agriculture and construction equipment and services group Agricar has joined the team of sponsors of award-winning Angus sports and wellbeing charity Strathmore Community Rugby Trust. The trust was founded in 2017 to increase public participation in sport,...
by Alan S. Morrison | Nov 12, 2023 | Business news, customer service, Management, marketing, PR, public relations, reputation, Reputation management, stakeholder management
In case you missed it, last week Northern quality supermarket chain Booths announced that it’s removing self-scan tills at its stores (except the two busiest “to meet the needs of our customers during very busy periods.”) because “We have based this not...
