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The firm behind Echo Falls says continued staff shortages could definitely hit the festive season.

The supermarket plans to widely expand its Asda on the Move convenience stores by the end of 2022.

The country will be the first to recognise the crypto-currency as legal tender from September 7.

The energy giant has been based at the Aberdeen site since 1973 but is to move to the city centre.

UK residents are hoarding an estimated £50m in loose change, according to UK Finance.

Experts recommend using three drives to back up your data and using cloud-based services.

One in ten Buy Now Pay Later shoppers have been chased by debt collectors, Citizen's Advice says.

Some 18 councils across the UK are suffering waste collection delays due to a lack of bin lorry drivers.

Output will halt at eight plants in the US, Mexico and Canada amid a global shortage of semi-conductors.

A retail group says shortages of drivers and other staff mean the sector is "just on the edge of coping".

The pub chain and a Coca-Cola bottler are among firms affected by a shortage of UK lorry drivers.

The media regulator says it will shun "vulgar influencers" while casting a spotlight on stars' pay.

Apps offering books, videos or music will be able to offer a website link to sign up and manage accounts.

Diageo's new eight-floor Johnnie Walker Princes Street has taken more than four years of construction.

Gym Group says it has seen a "rapid recovery" in membership numbers and plans to open 40 more sites.

The owner of a coastal restaurant says it is the worst year for staff shortages "by a long shot".

The competition watchdog says it still has concerns the merger could lead to a worse deal for shoppers.

A report looking into the issue of no-shows says the hospitality sector loses £17bn a year from it.

The low rate of business start-ups has long been lamented in Scotland, but there is growing evidence that it is picking up.