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Day: 24 July 2018

Better Balance Summit

Gender balance ‘a priority’ for government, says FM

Keith Skeoch, Nicola Sturgeon and Martin Gilbert
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon told a conference on gender balance that the issue is a priority for her government.

Deal unites branding businesses

Dentsu Aegis Network acquires creative agency Whitespace

Iain Valenine and Philip Lockwod-Holmes
Dentsu Aegis Network has acquired Edinburgh-based creative agency Whitespace, creating one...

Champions League qualifier

Celtic ready for another tough Rosenborg test

Brendan Rodgers
It’s one down three to go for Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers as he tries to steer Celtic into the group stages of the

Industry backs recommendations

Greenfield land needed to meet housing demand

Building homes on greenfield land will be required to meet demand for homes in south east Scotland, says a report for the Scottish government.

1,300 delegates in town

Big win for EICC as TED Summit heads to capital

EICC Ted
Scotland has fought off stiff competition from around the globe to host one of the world's biggest gatherings of thought leaders

Threat from online and rising costs

Estate agencies following list of high street casualties

A sharp increase in failures among estate agents is providing further concern for Britain's high streets..

Developer boosts board

Fitzsimmons to chair property firm Qmile

Neil Fitzsimmons
Property developer Qmile Group has appointed a former Redrow and Avant Homes chief executive as non-executive chairman.

Debt reduced by £2.8m

Scottish Rugby reports record £57.2m turnover

Mark Dodson
Revenue from broadcast and hospitality played a key role in Scottish Rugby posting a record turnover of

President's plan for north east

Trump plans luxury homes at £150m golf resort

Trump Estate Homes
Donald Trump’s plans for a major leisure development and new community along Scotland's north-east coast have taken a step forward

Intervention in talks

No-deal Brexit better than breaking up union, says Mundell

David Mundell
Leaving the European Union without a deal would be preferable to breaking up the United Kingdom, Scottish Secretary David Mundell insisted yesterday,