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How You Can Join the Jobs Premier League Six Lessons From the Wheeling and Dealing in the Spl
WITH the SPL kicking off tomorrow, agents and clubs are trying to get the best deals. As well as being an employment lawyer with Ross Harper, Jim Price is a football agent. He believes everyone can learn something from the shenanigans that surround deals in the footballing world 1 KNOW THE MARKET Clubs don't have the money to spend in Scotland in the way that they used to.
Tesco Stretches Its Market Share Lead
TESCO'S dominance of Scotland's shopping basket has increased further with the chain hitting its highest market share figure. New data shows a record high of 32.5p in every pound spent in supermarkets north of the border now goes into its tills.