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Day: 31 March 2015

Lindsays unveils changes faces

Lindsays lawyers
Douglas Roberts (below) has joined law firm Lindsays as a partner in the corporate team based in Edinburgh. He specialises in corporate, IP and commercial contract law and is experiencedRead More

Scotch whisky exports fell by 7% last year, though partly due to ‘stock adjustments’, says Scotch Whisky Association

Controversy over popular site

Cafe in the square up for tender

st Andrew Sq
One of Edinburgh’s most popular coffee destinations is to change hands for a third time in a year. A tender is being issued to run the cafe in the glassRead More

Signatories happy with current government

Company bosses sign letter supporting Tories

The battle for the business vote has taken a new twist after 100 company bosses pledged their support for a Conservative-led government in an advert placed in a London newspaper. Businesses haveRead More

Tue City brief: equities end quarter on low note

Shares took a pounding today as they ended the quarter with sharp fall on the back of renewed worries over Greece and a rate hike in the US. Despite theRead More

UK GDP grew at 0.6% in the last quarter and by 2.8% for 2014, the fastest growth since 2006

Price caps clip figures

Royal London enjoys new business growth

Phil Loney
Royal London, Britain’s biggest mutual life assurer, saw its operating profits rise on new business growth, while it took a hit as a result of the government’ auto-enrolment price cap andRead More

Club failed to report auditor had quit

Rangers reports loss as Murray attacks ‘mismanagement’

Rangers made a £2.6 million half year loss in the last set of results under its former board which came in for further criticism for its “staggering” mismanagement of the club. WhileRead More