Success looms large for new Fife weaving firm
Newburgh Handloom Weavers was set up by Erika Douglas and Jimmy Hutchison. Erika tells of their journey.
Engineering group Pryme wins £3.5m of contracts
Dundee-based Pryme Group has secured new oil and gas work worth £3.5 million as it ramps up activity ahead of the opening of a new multi-million pound engineering facility.
Challenges despite a record £1bn salmon haul
Scottish salmon production topped £1 billion for the first time in 2017 but Brexit and gill-health issues could impact on output this year.
Criminal probe call as Muirfield chair is banned as a director
Union leaders have called for former Muirfield Contracts chairman John Stodart to face criminal proceedings after he used cash from the ailing group to buy luxury property in Dubai.
Fife academic Oliver keen to ensure business plan is not lost in translation
Fife-based post-graduate researcher Oliver Scott runs a technical translation and editing business in St Andrews. He tells The Courier about his entrepreneurial journey.
Make your holidays count
Last week my wife and I spent a few days holidaying in a lovely spot on the Argyll Coast.
Courier Business Awards: TV star Rachel Riley joins our lineup for 2018
Television star Rachel Riley will team up with Scots funnyman Fred MacAulay to host the 2018 edition of The Courier Business Awards.
Courier Business Awards: Comic Fred MacAulay to play it for laughs
As a former accountant, comedian Fred MacAulay is no stranger to the world of business.
Bottle costs hit to profits at Highland Spring
Perthshire bottled water group Highland Spring saw profits squeezed last year as prices of the polymer used in its bottles pushed higher.
Manufacturing switch as fuel firm’s profits double
A Dundee petrol pumps manufacturer saw sales and profits rise in its first fuel year trading under the Dover Fueling Solutions UK banner.