Articles...
Feb 1 2008
Leading firms are downcast about prospects for 2008, claims study ...
Feb 1 2008
Food & Drink ...
Feb 1 2008
Scottish and Southern Energy has added 650,000 customers in the nine months to December 31. ...
Feb 1 2008
Robert Wiseman Dairies has warned it may have to put up the price of milk if costs continue to rise. ...
Feb 1 2008
First oil at Indian site due in 2009 ...
Feb 1 2008
Troubles at BSkyB deepen. The company has four weeks to decide if it wishes to appeal against government orders to sell down its stake in ITV. ...
Feb 1 2008
Standard Life has hailed 2007 as a record breaking year. ...
Feb 1 2008
Safety products supplier Arco has opened a £250,000 new branch and training centre. ...
Feb 1 2008
PHARMACEUTICALcompany ProStrakan's vice president of global commercial operations has resigned. ...
Feb 1 2008
110 Sport aims to break stars into the China market ...
Feb 1 2008
Agroup of Scots businessmen were the guinea pigs for a study into whether fish oils can help fight heart disease. ...
Feb 1 2008
The Scottish aluminium industry has been handed a £45million boost. ...
Feb 1 2008
Soft drinks maker AG Barr has announced the retirement of two long-standing board members. ...
Feb 1 2008
No relief at pumpsfor outraged motorists as oil giant's head announces rise equivalent to a whopping £1.5million an hour ...
Feb 1 2008
One of Scotland's leading IT chiefs is calling for the sector to attract more women. ...
Feb 1 2008
Food & Drink ...
Feb 1 2008
Food & Drink ...
Feb 1 2008
Motoring Iain Dooley says you'll struggle to fault the Outback ...
Feb 1 2008
It is a cardinal rule in business that no one is irreplaceable. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't have a plan in place for when someone needs replacing. ...
Feb 1 2008
Next week the Scottish Parliament will deliver its verdict on the SNP's first budget as a minority government. ...
Feb 1 2008
INrecent days politicians on both sides of the border have talked about their support for more apprenticeships. However, not everyone appears to be talking about the same thing and the differences between apprenticeships and vocational training are in danger of getting lost in the arguments over numbers and targets. ...
Feb 1 2008
Scotland's largest independent courier company has signed a £1.5million deal with British Telecom. ...
Feb 1 2008
Livingston firm's £16m boost to resurface main runway at Edinburgh ...
Feb 1 2008
New buzzwords are due to enter the world of office jargon this year, including "blamestorming" and "bossspasming", according to a report. ...
Feb 1 2008
One in four firms has lost business contracts because their staff cannot speak a foreign language. ...
Feb 1 2008
Companies getting tough on copyright breaches ...
Feb 1 2008
Paul Savage is the managing director of Orion Group ...
Feb 1 2008
Four factories employing disabled workers in Scotland have won the lion's share of a £6.6million order to make protective suits for the army. ...
Feb 1 2008
Alanguage academy for pre-school children has scooped a business award before it has even opened. ...
Feb 1 2008
Gleneages chief Fairlie picks up top chef award ...
Feb 1 2008
Ahotel and golf course complex aims to double its turnover in the year ahead as a £14million revamp is completed. ...
Feb 1 2008
Bosses at a children's play centre are launching a number of initiatives to help the business grow. ...
Feb 1 2008
Tracking tool can monitor progress ...
Feb 1 2008
Achartered accountant has left the public sector to go back into corporate finance. ...
Feb 1 2008
Tods Murray has launched a summer school for law students. ...
Feb 1 2008
An associate director with Tenon has been awarded the Fellowship of the Chartered Institute of Bankers in Scotland. ...
Feb 1 2008
The Law Society of Scotland is running a series of workshops for solicitors to develop business skills. ...
Feb 1 2008
Law firm's new advisory team aims to fulfil its customers' needs better ...
Feb 1 2008
Anew private practice pensions lawyer has joined Paull & Williamsons in what the firm is hailing as a landmark move. ...
Feb 1 2008
With a few notable exceptions, such as Susan Rice at Lloyds TSB and Irene Grant, HSBC's head of Scotland Corporate, corporate banking is still largely male dominated. ...
Feb 1 2008
Alison McGregor is growing the Barclays Bank Scottish corporate division...
Feb 1 2008
Hundreds of jobs across Scotland could be axed after a major travel firm announced plans to close 100 shops. ...
Feb 1 2008
Two out of five employees fail to take their full holiday entitlement every year because of the pressures of work. ...
Feb 1 2008
Eurostar's new station, Ebbsfleet International, is due to be officially opened by double Olympic gold medallist Dame Kelly Holmes. ...
Feb 1 2008
Life Tips on how to profit from brainwaves ...
Feb 1 2008
Money Small investors are advised to hold on to their stocks ...
Feb 1 2008
Food & Drink Give your baby an early taste sensation with inspiring dishes ...
Feb 1 2008
Food & Drink ...
Feb 1 2008
The Six Nations rugby championship will bring a £60million boost to the Scottish economy, new research has revealed. ...
