Courier Business Awards 2017 shortlist revealed
“Anyone who makes the shortlist really deserves to be there.”
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Go-ahead for massive Tay and Forth wind farms after court rules against bird charity
A potential £10 billion of offshore renewables development off the Tay and Fife coast has been unlocked after a court ruling.
SPONSORED: Kingdom Housing Association celebrates 40th anniversary
Kingdom Housing Association first started 40 years ago with a mission to provide ‘more than a home’ to local communities.
FTV Proclad workers face redundancy
As many as 70 workers face redundancy at Glenrothes manufacturing firm FTV Proclad International, The Courier understands.
More than 78% of UK spending is now done using plastic, the UK Cards Association has announced. So is cash dead?
It was the kind of bold statement about the death of cash you might expect to hear from a man trying to promote an alternative method of payment.
VIDEO: 325 jobs lost as Fife papermaker Tullis Russell is put into administration
Historic Fife paper maker Tullis Russell has collapsed into administration with the immediate loss of 325 jobs.
Tyndrum gold mine plans put on hold
Work at Scotland’s only prospective commercial gold mine, near Tyndrum, has been put on hold because of a recent dip in the price of the precious metal.
Cyberhawk’s eye on energy supply
A different type of hawk is buzzing around the skies above the Sidlaws.