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A record 171 billionaires in the UK saw their fortunes soar by more than a fifth as they shook off the financial toll of the pandemic, the Sunday Times Rich List reveals.  Ukrainian-born Sir Leonard Blavatnik, 63, has topped the Rich List for the second time with his £23billion fortune following a £7.219billion leap in his wealth. Overall, the number of UK-based billionaires has jumped by 24 per cent compared to 2020 in a stark contrast with the economic turmoil of a global crisis which s...

MSPs cannot throw away this historic opportunity to move forward and make Scotland a leader on LGBT+ equality once again. 

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PREMIUM Sir Tom Hunter is leading the investment in Scottish EDGE with a £500,000 commitment in grant and loan money By Kristy Dorsey Seven of Scotland’s leading entrepreneurs have committed an additional £1 million to support Scottish EDGE following a dramatic increase in applications to the start-up funding competition. The new money is a mix of grants and loans led by a £500,000 commitment from Sir Tom Hunter. The Ayrshire entrepreneur’s Hunter Foundation has backed the Scotti...

Sir Tom Hunter and BrewDog co-founder pledge £1m to kick-start funding competition for businesses A combination of grants and loans will be handed out over the next four rounds of Scottish EDGE which has been supported by entrepreneurs including Sir Brian Souter and Kevin Dorren. Sir Tom Hunter (Image: Kilmarnock Standard) Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When yo...

© SYSTEM Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A group of entrepreneurs, including BrewDog co-founder James Watt, is giving a £1million boost to a competition that offers backing to Scotland’s up-and-coming businesses. The money will be awarded as grant and loan funding to winners in the Scottish Edge initiative. Busines...

Scottish independence-supporting bus tycoons sell off Stagecoach stake Sir Brian Souter and Dame Ann Gloag, who grew up on council estate in Perth, rank among Scotlands richest people 28 April 2021 • 3:47pm The Scottish siblings who made hundreds of millions of pounds capitalising on Margaret Thatcher’s privatisation of the bus market are to bow out of the sector after more than four decades in business. Sir Brian Souter and Dame Ann Gloag, who launched Stagecoach in 1980 by running second-...

Stagecoach founders pocket millions from share sale as part of 10-year plan to wind down their stake © Colin Hattersley Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Scottish transport tycoons Sir Brian Souter and Dame Ann Gloag have sold shares in Stagecoach Group worth nearly £11 million. The siblings – or rather their “connected parties” – disposed of more than 11.5 million units of stock, representing a ...

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The founder of The Hut Group has pledged to donate £100million of the online retailers shares to charity and hand all his salary to good causes after the firms profits soared by a third last year. Executive chairman and chief executive Matthew Moulding, 49, will give the mammoth stake to the Moulding Foundation, set up by the entrepreneur and his family last year. The move, which comes just seven months after The Hut Group owner THGs initial public offering (IPO), sees him become one of the UK...