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A series of workshops is to be held across Scotland as part of consultation into the need for better 'multi-modal' freight facilities to improve the links between airports, ports, rail and roads, and to help Scotland's economic competitiveness.

Scottish Enterprise (SE) begins a new chapter today (April 1, 2008) with a refreshed and refocused remit as Scotland’s enterprise, innovation and investment agency supporting business growth and developing the business environment.

A joint Scottish Enterprise and Royal Society of Edinburgh programme is helping to create successful early stage Scottish technology companies which have the potential to grow quickly, sustainably and internationally, creating more growing companies for Scotland’s economic benefit

Tourism businesses operating in Scotland's Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park are gathering tomorrow, 18 March 2008, to maximise the area's potential and collectively boost the local economy through developing and exploiting the fast growing outdoor activity tourism market.

The latest innovative projects from Scotland's universities and research institutions to be supported by Scottish Enterprise's Proof of Concept Programme were announced at an awards ceremony yesterday (12 March 2008) at The Hub, Edinburgh.

Eleven Lanarkshire companies are celebrating their success after being voted the best in the region by a panel of judges

Glaswegians are among the most optimistic in Europe about their quality of life and economic prospects

A week long programme of events geared to capitalise on the unique attributes for the renewables and associated energy sectors in Scotland, will take place next week during the inaugural Fife Energy Week 2008.

The cream of Dunbartonshire’s companies will gather on the shores of Loch Lomond next week for the biggest event in the corporate calendar, the Business Excellence Awards 2008.