Ovo to become second biggest energy provider after agreeing SSE deal
Ovo is set to become Britain’s second largest gas and electricity provider after striking a £500 million deal to buy larger rival SSE’s household supply arm.
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New US tariffs on whisky put jobs at risk, industry warns
Jobs in the Scotch whisky industry may be put at risk and sales could drop by 20% within a year due to new tariffs on exports to the US, it is claimed.
Halfords gets in gear with garage deal as profits stumble
Halfords has unveiled a deal to boost its Autocentres business under plans to renew its focus on motoring after tough retail conditions sent sales and profits falling.
Offshore wind costs tumble to new record lows
The cost of offshore wind has continued to tumble as the Government revealed the price for power from new schemes had fallen below £40 per megawatt hour of electricity.
SPONSORED: Fife College helps local firms fill skills gaps by working closely with employers
Colleges throughout Scotland have a clear and focused role in delivering the skilled workforce required for a modern economy, and apprenticeships are an important part of that.
Questions for Quiz as fashion chain sinks to a loss
Bosses at fashion chain Quiz have blamed economic uncertainty and shoppers spending less on the high street as it sunk into the red.
Weir reveals US job cuts as it warns over oil and gas profits
Engineer Weir has warned over profits in its oil and gas division and revealed a fifth of its US workforce has been axed as it battles against tough trading in America.
Shareholders lose multimillion-pound legal battle against Lloyds
Lloyds shareholders have lost a multimillion-pound High Court action over the acquisition of HBOS.
Hundreds more Scots declared insolvent
The number of Scots becoming insolvent has increased by 12% year-on-year, according to new figures.
Alison Rose: RBS’s new boss makes history but faces daunting task
Her appointment was hardly unexpected, but Royal Bank of Scotland’s decision to select Alison Rose as its next top boss was undeniably momentous.