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Day: 12 June 2017

Plans to increase capacity

Ineos boosts investment in Grangemouth

Forth Bridge first shale gas
Energy giant Ineos is to boost capacity in Scotland and Norway ...

Blue Thistle director

Interview: Robin McGregor, golf developer

Robin McGregor
Course of action

Support for south of Scotland

£3.6 million start-up support for Hawick

Paul Wheelhouse
A business incubator centre has opened in Hawick to help the growth of fledgling Borders businesses...

Expansion into Glasgow

Chiene + Tait opens fourth office

Paul Mason
Accountancy firm Chiene + Tait has opened a Glasgow office, adding to the Edinburgh-headquartered practice’s other offices in Inverness and London.  The decision to expand to Glasgow follows the launch lastRead More

Football briefs

Cummings leaves; Armstrong reflects

Jason Cummings leaves Hibs, Stuart Armstrong reflects on his costly bad pass

San Francisco tycoon on board

US life sciences veteran joins Arrayjet

Joe Keegan
Arrayjet, the Edinburgh bio-printing technology company, has appointed a San Francisco-based biotechnology entrepreneur as non-executive director.

Boutique firm expands

Thomson seeks targets as new office opens

A Glasgow-based boutique advisory firm is on the look-out for acquisition opportunities

SNP urges change of approach

Sturgeon calls for ‘four nation’ Brexit talks

Nicola Sturgeon Perth
SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon will set out proposals for a UK wide consensus approach to the Brexit negotiations as she joins the SNP’s reduced group of 35 MPs at Westminster today...

Government contract won

Wylie & Bisset secures insolvency deal

Chartered accountant Wylie & Bisset has won a contract to deliver insolvency services on behalf of the Scottish Government..

Newspaper struggles with losses

Guardian to change format to cut costs

Guardian first Berliner issue
The Guardian newspaper is expected to change its format to tabloid...