Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond (left) and Chairman Business for Scotland Tony Bank arrive for the Business for Scotland event in Aberdeen, where Salmon talked about key plans for independence after a weekend of pressure on whether the country could keep sterling as currency or expect a smooth transition to EU statehood.

Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond (left) and Chairman Business for Scotland Tony Bank arrive for the Business for Scotland event in Aberdeen, where Salmon talked about key plans for independence after a weekend of pressure on whether the country could keep sterling as currency or expect a smooth transition to EU statehood. Stock Photo

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