Terry Murden, Editor
Busy start to year
Client wins for recruiters iMultiply and Ably
Two recruitment firms have enjoyed a busy start to the year…
Boost for north east
Brent crude oil price hits $75 amid recovery hopes
Oil is trading above $75 a barrel for the first time since March 2015
As CityFibre unveils £538m takeover..
Gigabit revolution heading to more Scottish cities
Edinburgh and Stirling will be two of the next cities to benefit from a project to upgrade broadband connections to ultra-fast capability.
Due diligence deal
Lang Cat offers platform advice to Sense
The lang cat, the financial services consultancy, has been commissioned by Sense, the whole of market adviser network, to provide its members with advice on platform selection.
New post in London
Torrance leaves writing for Commons role
Political commentator David Torrance is leaving journalism to take up a new post
As I See It
Scotland must accept its role in a global world
Can Scotland build new dominant global companies? Ahead of another Entrepreneurial Scotland conference Terry Murden argues that the country must accept its place in the new world order
Journalists laid off
Scottish News fails after investors pull out
An ambitious plan to create Scotland’s biggest news operation has collapsed after investors pulled out.
Latest in overseas network
Berlin ties sealed with hub and MoU
Scotland’s presence in Europe has been boosted by the opening of its latest innovation and investment hub in Berlin.