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Day: 6 May 2021

Deals in brief

Plans for former mine sites; harbour awards contracts

Eco-Wellness-Therapy-Park
How the Eco-Wellness Therapy Park might look Fife site sold for tourism plan Hargreaves Land has sold a restored woodland on a former open cast mine to be turned into aRead More

Management

Why employee ownership is on the rise

Graham Cunning
Privacy and control are increasingly important factors for workers, says GRAHAM CUNNING

Fashion

Interview: Ross Powell, Cashmere Circle

Ross Powell
The young entrepreneur heads a cashmere repair business that is also tackling fashion waste 

Tour players named

Eight Scots in Lions squad for South Africa

Finn Russell
Finn Russell: squad member (pic: SNS Group) Eight Scots have been named in the British & Irish Lions squad for the tests against South Africa on 24 & 31 JulyRead More

Law

Moore takes up corporate role at Dentons

Brian Moore
Partner Brian Moore has been named as divisional leader for corporate at Dentons, the world’s largest law firm, covering the practice’s operations across the UK and Ireland. Edinburgh-based Mr MooreRead More

IT solutions

Aspen delivers cost savings to Loganair

Loganair
Aspen Solutions, a Scotland-based IT company, says it has helped regional airline Loganair shave 15% off its costs. (promoted content)

Contractor demand soars

Remote working ‘overcomes concern over IR35’

home working
Remote workers ‘seeing opportunities’ Flexible working is driving up demand for contract workers and outweighing the impact of new tax changes, according to a recruitment specialist. The introduction of controversialRead More

Whisky funding

Artisanal Spirits Co raises £19.5m amid IPO talk

Mark Hunter
Mark Hunter: veteran support The Artisanal Spirits Company (ASC), owner of The Scotch Malt Whisky Society, has raised £19.5 million in development funding ahead of a possible flotation of theRead More

Daily Business Live

Economy to surge; Next lifts forecast; Reach revenue dips

Next Straiton
REFRESH PAGE FOR UPDATES 5pm: Market higher on Bank forecast Blue chips have spent all but a brief period this morning trading above 7,000 as investors responded to an upgradeRead More

Pressure raised

Pubs and music festivals call for shift in Covid plan

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Pubs are sceptical over ‘data-driven’ policy Scotland’s pubs, restaurants and music festivals are demanding an easing of Covid restrictions by the new Government to bring the country into line withRead More