Scottish & Newcastle plays catch-up in the global game
By David Robertson | 8 July 2002
Once criticised for an over-reliance on mature markets, S&N has made some ground breaking deals this last year to bolster its growth potential. But as David Robertson reports, it still faces tough questions before it can claim its place at the top of the league.
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Once criticised for an over-reliance on mature markets, S&N has made some ground breaking deals this last year to bolster its growth potential. But as David Robertson reports, it still faces tough questions before it can claim its place at the top of the league.
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