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The end is in sight for Dundee FC's woes
Dundee FC will be out of administration by the end of the season as the path to becoming Scotland's third supporter-owned club was finally cleared. (...)
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Dundee FC's £30,000 policing bill written off
Dundee FC'S debt of over £30,000 to Tayside Police, incurred when the club went into administration, has been written off. (...)
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Golfers' rescue bid for Letham Grange courses
A rescue bid is being mounted by golfers at a collapsed Angus resort hotel to bring world-famous fairways back into use as soon as possible. (...)
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Revealed: full list of Dundee FC creditors
The full list of Dundee FC creditors was revealed at the crucial meeting at Dens Park on Tuesday. (...)
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Dundee FC: Billy Dodds insists his conscience is clear
Former Dundee assistant manager Billy Dodds has insisted he has a clear conscience after voting against Dundee's CVA, claiming the club's directors are the ones to blame for the administration woes at Dens Park. (...)
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Relief and regrets after Dundee FC strike creditors deal
The man who helped save Dundee FC by securing a Creditors' Voluntary Arrangement has expressed regret that so many people have lost money in order for the Dark Blues to avoid liquidation. (...)
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Change of date for Dundee FC creditors meeting
The date of the meeting when those due money by Dundee FC will be asked to accept a creditors' voluntary arrangement (CVA) has been moved to February 8. (...)
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Call Centre Dynamics to be wound up after receiving £250,000 grant
A Dundee company that received a grant of £250,000 to help boost its staff by more than 100 employees over the past two years is to be liquidated. (...)
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Dundee FC's creditors' arrangement bid in the balance
It is likely HM Revenue and Customs will not support Dundee FC administrator Bryan Jackson's bid to achieve a creditors' voluntary arrangement. (...)
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Dundee FC in crisis: local businesses could shun the club
Local businesses could turn their back on Dundee FC due to a lack of confidence in its ability to fulfil contracts — even if it survives its current cash crisis. (...)
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Ministers face Gathering storm
Ministers have been accused of "throwing public money around with gay abandon" by lending cash to a firm that folded after putting on last summer's The Gathering in Edinburgh — the centrepiece of the Scottish Government's Homecoming programme. (...)
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No buyer forthcoming for Dundee firm McTavish Ramsay
The final nail has been driven into the coffin of one of Dundee's oldest manufacturing companies with the news that receivers have been unable to find a buyer for door-maker McTavish Ramsay. (...)
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