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Day: November 30, 2018

Some Ibrox shareholders 'linked to crime'

King commits to buying up to £19m of Rangers shares

Dave King
  King has made a commitment to buy shares in the club (pic: SNS Group)   Dave King, the Rangers chairman, has made a commitment to buy the remainder ofRead More

Judge issues crucial ruling

Campaign women granted judicial review in pensions fight

pension pot 2
A group of women born in the 1950s have won the right to a judicial review into changes to their state pension age. A High Court judge granted a reviewRead More

PM rules out Norway option

May could go for second MPs vote on her Brexit deal

Theresa May on Sky News
Maybe yes, maybe no: The Prime Minister could go for a second vote to get her deal through   Theresa May may push for a second Commons vote on herRead More

Partnership announced

Michelin to join search for new work as tyre plant rescue fails

Michelin Dundee
New role: Work will begin to find other work at the factory   Michelin and Scottish government agencies will seek a new role for the tyre plant in Dundee afterRead More

At-a-glance data on the economy

Points to appear across country

Tesco and VW launch electric vehicle charging network

Electric charging points
Charging points will appear across the country (pic: contributed)   Tesco and Volkswagen have teamed up to launch the UK’s largest retail electric vehicle charging network.  The world’s biggest vehicleRead More

Appoints specialist consistent with core values

TLT expands clean energy team in Scotland

Pamela Sealey
TLT has appointed clean energy specialist Pamela Sealey as an associate in Scotland as part of its UK-wide real estate group and multi-disciplinary clean energy sector team. Ms Sealey joinsRead More

Downturn in Scottish industry

Plunge in export orders as factories await Brexit deal

Paul Sheerin
Paul Sheerin: industry planning for contingency (pic: Terry Murden)   Scotland’s engineering sector has seen order intake, particularly export orders, ending a near two-year run of growth. Exports have plungedRead More

Tech party

Tech’s tiddlers and titans get into party mood

Ed Molyneux

As I See It

Would No Deal really wreak havoc with the economy?

Theresa May at Birmingham
We're told that leaving the EU with No Deal will be catastrophic for Britain. BRIAN MONTEITH is not so sure