Scottish Business Briefing - Monday 25 March, 2013 - Management - Scotsman.com Scotsman. Small businesses lobby to lift Nest restrictions Small businesses will struggle to enrol employees into a pension scheme unless restrictions on the Government's default National Employment Savings Trust (Nest) pension scheme are lifted, the Federation of Small Businesses in Scotland has said. Stagecoach sees organic growth as route ahead TRANSPORT group Stagecoach is likely to favour organic growth over major acquisitions for the foreseeable future, its chief executive-designate has revealed. Martin Griffiths, who moves up from the finance director role at the Perth-based firm on 1 May, told The Scotsman that existing strong trading by the group and a lack of obvious sizeable acquisition targets meant the group was right to plough its organic furrow. The Future of the Media in Scotland - 9 April, Edinburgh Join delegates from across the marketing, communication and advertising industry at this unmissable event. Top speakers will debate the Leveson fall out and tackle the big issues facing Scotland's media in the 21st Century. Book your place today! Time to revitalise our high streets A GLASGOW-based chartered surveyor has called for action to breathe life into Scottish high streets left trailing in the wake of high-profile retail developments. Alan Gordon, a partner at DM Hall, was speaking ahead of last week's launch of 185-221 Buchanan Street, Glasgow's latest shopping destination. Holoxica targets £1m funding for hologram venture HOLOXICA, a spin-out company from Edinburgh University that is due to feature on tonight's episode of The Gadget Show on Channel 5, has unveiled plans to raise £1 million to bring its next generation of holograms to ­market.