Main Menu

Opinion

As I See It

End of furlough will be true test of freedom

Terry Murden
Huge hurdles await many businesses as they get back to ‘normal’, writes TERRY MURDEN

As I See It

Upstarts beware as big banking roars again

Terry Murden
Those who wrote off the high street banks underestimated their resilience, says TERRY MURDEN

On the Money

Hold your nerve when the index is low

Alan Steel
Stop worrying about the rise and fall of a table of shares, says ALAN STEEL

As I See It

How we’re falling back in love with shops

John Lewis store in St James
After months of lockdown shopping in shops could be back in fashion, but they still need help, says TERRY MURDEN

As I See It

New Covid guidelines just leave more of us baffled

safer-travel-and-mask
If you're confused by the latest Covid rules, you're not alone, says TERRY MURDEN

As I See It

Scotland’s no-show at UK’s industrial party

Terry Murden
Investment is pouring into British industry, so why is Scotland missing out, asks TERRY MURDEN

Law

Disruption has delivered positive changes

Zoe Fowlie
New ways of working, adopted during the pandemic, should be harnessed to improve the client service, says ZOE FOWLIE

As I See It

Billion pound gamble on shoppers’ loyalty

St James Quarter interior
Work starts now to ensure the St James Quarter learns to live with changing shopping habits, says TERRY MURDEN

As I See It

Fast work at McDonalds + BrewDog’s not so secret investors

McDonald's
McDonalds needs to explain its ambitious job creation plans, says TERRY MURDEN

As I See It

Scotland’s alcohol addiction + Ronaldo’s debt to Coca Cola

Bottles of alcohol
TERRY MURDEN questions the success of minimum alcohol pricing, and says footballer Ronaldo has forgotten who pays his huge wages