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Day: 11 March 2016

PwC predictions

What will Mr Osborne say in his Budget?

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Specialists at PwC have been looking at what options George Osborne has for his Budget next week and have come up with the following predictions: Kevin Nicholson, head of taxRead More

Calls for compensation for businesses

Forth Road Bridge closure ‘could not have been foreseen’

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The closure of the Forth Road Bridge could not have been foreseen, a Holyrood inquiry has said, amid calls for those businesses affected to receive compensation. READ MORE

Rare honour for Hart Sibbald at BESA

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Simone Hart Sibbald has been appointed chairman of the Scottish division of the Building Engineering Services Association (BESA), only the second woman to head up the organisation since it wasRead More

Culmination of two years effort

$250m ‘investment in future’ for Petrofac

Walter Thain
Oil services company Petrofac has won a $250 million contract which production director Walter Thain describes as "an investment in the future" of the North Sea. READ MORE

Traders see upside in ECB’s stimulus package

London Stock Exchange
Fri close: London bounced back today following a steep sell-off yesterday on the back of the European Central Bank’s decision to cut all three of its interest rates and expandRead More

Salway added to team

Record readers as Daily Business budgets for growth

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Daily Business is pleased to announce two sponsorship packages for Budget week and the signing of one of the UK's top personal finance writers to supplement our coverage. READ MORE

'Significant hurdles' in market

Incentives rocket as Aberdeen sees glut of office space

Aberdeen offices
Incentives for occupiers in the Aberdeen office market have hit record levels as the city’s commercial property sector faces a perfect storm, according to a newly published study by KnightRead More

Firms keen to 'keep doors open to trade'

Three-quarters of Scottish mid-sized firms back EU

Almost three quarters of Scottish mid-sized firms are in favour of staying in Europe, according to new figures published today by accountancy and advisory firm, BDO. READ MORE