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The new berthing facilities at Stranraer Harbour provide Stranraer and the surrounding area with an exciting opportunity to attract new visitors and help stimulate the development of Stranraer and Loch Ryan as a marine leisure destination.

Twenty new projects with the potential to grow into Scotland’s technology companies of the future have been set up in just over two years with the help of a new commercialisation programme.

A world-leading futurologist will reveal his vision of tomorrow's tourism trade to industry decision makers in Scotland. Magnus Lindkvist from Pattern Recognition will be presenting at Scottish Enterprise's tourism masterclass, 'Future: Where our industry and your business is going' in Gleneagles on Monday 23 February 2009.

Berwickshire company Greenvale AP has just been awarded the coveted Investors in People Award.

Work to demolish the former Kepak abattoir site at Burnfoot, Hawick has begun and is expected to be completed in the next few weeks.  This will allow the site to be released for development for use by local businesses or to attract new businesses to set up in Hawick.

Scotland’s leading life sciences companies and individuals were recognised last night, Thursday 5 February, at the Scottish Enterprise Life Sciences Annual Dinner 2009.

Life sciences success celebrated at Scottish Enterprise Life Sciences Annual Dinner

ITI Life Sciences achieves major milestone with first license deal with Cellartis for Stem Cell Technology programme

A state of the art centre that aims to boost research and innovation in Scotland's energy sector is soon to be available on the Aberdeen Science and Energy Park.

After a turbulent year, 22 per cent of financial services firms in Scotland say they still intend to increase headcount in 2009 by up to 10 per cent.