Car battery firm’s sales fail to spark after switch
A high performance battery packs firm saw sales slump in the year in which it switched manufacturing away from Dundee.
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Fife paper bag maker sees export sales grow
Fife manufacturer Smith Anderson has bagged higher profits on the back of strong demand for its paper products in the UK and overseas markets.
Dundee web developer’s key role for BrewDog
A major Dundee website development firm is playing a key role in the ‘global domination’ plans of Scottish craft beer giant BrewDog.
Historic dog food brand gets new lease of life
An entrepreneur is planning a major assault on the dog food market after buying out the historic Wilson’s Pet Food brand name.
Expanding pharmacy chain sees profits grow
Perthshire based chemist chain Davidsons saw profits push ahead last year.
Comment: Delay not funny as nervousness around Tay Cities Deal grows
When I heard the prime minister was heading for Edinburgh during the Fringe, I naturally thought she’d be playing it for laughs by giving Brexit: Omnishambles its debut on the comedy circuit.
Mackay’s tax move ‘potentially damaging’ for Scotland says SCC chief
In appraising a Scottish budget, the Scottish Chambers of Commerce applies one criterion above all others: 'Does it make Scotland a more attractive place to do business?'
Subsea survey works for £1.2 billion wind farm
Technical surveys are to be carried out at the site of a proposed £1.2 billion wind farm off the Angus coast.
Deal or no Tay Cities Deal?
If the Tay Cities Deal is to be signed then it will be administered in a post-Brexit environment.
CJ Lang chairman named Life President
The long-serving chairman of Scotland’s largest independent retailing and distribution company has been elevated to the role of life president.