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Edinburgh's bakery star on overcoming MS to build a foodie institution
Founder Michelle Phillips is ‘facing into her disability’ after honour from easyJet founder's foundation
Jun 10
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David Forsyth
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The under-the-radar retail king of the Royal Mile
Street's biggest business owner defends his retail empire as he seals £1m-plus deal
Jun 4
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Euan McGrory
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Will Rose Street always be the city centre Cinderella?
The Capital’s most famous back lane ‘needs a plan’ to ensure it isn’t left behind in the fast-changing city centre
May 28
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David Forsyth
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Will Rose Street always be the city centre Cinderella?
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'Sir Tom was more than a business icon, he was generous with his time'
Spilling the beans on the life of Edinburgh's most revered entrepreneur and philanthropist
May 13
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David Forsyth
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'Sir Tom was more than a business icon, he was generous with his time'
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Why financial services are still the biggest deal in Edinburgh
New plan to bring more banking jobs and higher wages to the Capital
May 7
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David Forsyth
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Hospitality businesses feel betrayed by Holyrood on business rates
Scottish Government's "no plans" to reform non domestic rates leaves many Capital bars, restaurants and hotels facing a crisis
Apr 3
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David Forsyth
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Hospitality businesses feel betrayed by Holyrood on business rates
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Making tourism a force for good in the Capital
The history walks for tourists that help to bring locals together
Mar 28
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Sarah McArthur
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Making tourism a force for good in the Capital
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'Princes Street is fixed. You just can't see it yet'
Vacancies at their lowest level in 25 years as tourists help city buck national trend
Mar 19
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David Forsyth
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'Princes Street is fixed. You just can't see it yet'
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The Michelin star effect
How high-class cuisine is helping create a virtuous circle in the Capital
Feb 27
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David Forsyth
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‘You can make as little as £3 in an hour’: Inside Edinburgh's gig economy
The delivery riders facing dangerous conditions for low pay in the Capital
Feb 25
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Sarah McArthur
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Streetreads: 'Because everyone deserves the escape of a good book'
How you can help save Edinburgh's incredible library for the homeless
Jan 25
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Ilona Amos
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Are the wraps about to come off a long-running Capital saga?
Four years of "repair work" at city centre five-star hotel may finally be nearing an end
Jan 22
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David Forsyth
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Are the wraps about to come off a long-running Capital saga?
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