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Day: September 9, 2019

Euro 2020 qualifier

Clarke: We can be decent team if given time to grow

Hurting: Robert Snodgrass (pic: SNS Group) Scotland 0 Belgium 4 Group I, Hampden Park Scotland had gone in to their clash with Belgium looking for a knockout blow to keepRead More

Recruitment hire

Atkinson added to Eden Scott team as associate director

Recruitment agency Eden Scott has hired Iain Atkinson as associate director.  He has worked within the Scottish recruitment sector for more than 17 years for both privately owned ventures andRead More

On the Money

Alan Steel: Turn off, tune out and stop worrying

Alan Steel
It may seem like the End of the World, but there's no need to panic, says ALAN STEEL

Pressure on Scottish budget

Mackay hints at tax change if divergence hits ‘turning point’

Derek Mackay and Tracy Black
Derek Mackay with Tracy Black: ‘not in a race to the bottom’ (pic: Terry Murden) Finance and Economy Secretary Derek Mackay has hinted that he may have to adjust hisRead More

New report on SMEs

Scottish start-ups hit by ongoing uncertainty over Brexit

Warning: Mark Hart The number of new start-ups in Scotland fell sharply last year and established firms scaled back their growth ambitions due to Brexit uncertainty, according to new dataRead More

Ready for start of next season

Council go-ahead for work to start on home for Edinburgh Rugby

Boost: Work to begin on Edinburgh’s stadium Construction of Edinburgh Rugby’s purpose-built stadium on the back pitches of Murrayfield will commence shortly after the club was granted a building warrantRead More

Plastic pollution initiative

UK first as Centre offers shoppers reusable paper carrier bags

Initiative: Centre director Patrick Robbertze and his deputy Ashley Bisland One of Scotland’s largest indoor shopping malls, The Centre, in Livingston, is set to become the first mall in theRead More

As I See It

Surveys leave us in a Brexit spin

EU Brexit
Squabbling politicians are prompting a flurry of contradictory surveys, says TERRY MURDEN

Project Heather update

Stock exchange team bolstered amid speculation of delays

Tomas Carruthers of Project Heather at Scottish parliament
Tomas Carruthers: leading the project (pic: Terry Murden) Scotland’s proposed stock exchange has hired a head of market operations as it shrugs off speculation that the project is behind schedule.Read More

Bid possible

Eddie Stobart confirms takeover interest from DBAY Advisors

Eddie Stobart
Offer could be forthcoming for trucks firm Haulage firm Eddie Stobart has confirmed that it has received an expression of interest in acquiring the company. Funds managed by DBAY AdvisorsRead More