| Scotland has a reputation for canny money management, and frequently outsmarts London's high-flyers. |
| This tidy sum may be dinner money for many of you high-flyers, but for the rest of us, it would go down a treat. |
| But, as with so many high-flyers of the 80s, the headaches and the hangovers were on their way. |
| On my scale of morality, the selling of charlie to City high-flyers and celebrities is at worst venal, and possibly not immoral at all. |
| Other high-flyers are much in demand for their skills, which are not learned in an afternoon but come from years of hard-earned experience. |
| But time is precious for these football and showbiz stars and business high-flyers. |
