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Day: 11 June 2018

Phone snatched by cyclist

Edinburgh chef robbed during London visit

Mark Greenaway
An Edinburgh chef has become the latest celebrity to suffer daylight robbery in a London street.

Stirling firm in frontline

thinkWhere aids disaster planning in Cambodia

ThinkWhere, the Stirling technology company, is using the latest web-based mapping technology to

Energy hire

Boyd takes CFO role in new SSE-Innogy venture

SSE and Innogy have appointed a chief financial officer designate for the independent energy supply and services company they are launching.

Discount chain Poundworld is to enter administration, putting 5,000 jobs at risk

Foreign money undeterred by Brexit

Overseas investors pour record funds into Scotland

Evelyn Macdonald and Callum Murray Amiqus
Foreign investment is continuing to flood into Scotland at a record rate in spite of warnings that Brexit would deter overseas interest.

Aberdeen property surge shows growth returning

Aberdeen’s commercial property market has outperformed both Edinburgh and Glasgow for the first time since 2014.

Economic prospects

Surveys give mixed picture on business outlook

Wagamama, service, hospitality, restaurant
Two business surveys today give contrasting views of the services sector with one claiming it is surging and another saying it is slowing down.

Event to showcase opportunities

Firms urged to support young in arts events

Scotland’s businesses can benefit from supporting young people's participation in for the arts, according to a new initiative.

Expansion in north east

Junnier takes audit role at Grant Thornton

Grant Thornton has appointed a senior manager as it continues its expansion in the north east of Scotland. Jenny Junnier has joined the financial adviser, specialising in audit-related client work.Read More

Chiene + Tait hire

Reed signs up for financial planning role

Chiene + Tait Financial Planning has appointed an experienced wealth adviser as a financial planner.