Row over Angus man’s $650,000 US medical treatment bill reignites
An Angus man’s $650,000 bill for hospital treatment in America has sparked a war of words between a British insurer and Swiss debt collector.
Strong sales increase for Dunfermline housebuilder Campion Homes
Fife housebuilder Campion Homes grew its sales by more than £2 million last year as it completed more than 250 homes.
5by20 showcase celebrates female entrepreneurs
Dundee’s Coca-Cola 5by20 female entrepreneurship programme celebrated supporting more than 100 women during a showcase event at the city’s Apex City Quay Hotel yesterday.
Life sciences firm to take part in Dundee University hepatitis C trial
AIM-listed molecular diagnostics firm Genedrive will participate in a hepatitis C study led by Dundee University.
Top Fife hotel warns of increasing Brexit costs
The Fife hotel which was named the best wedding venue in the world earlier this month has revealed a 13% drop in sales.
Housebuilder Stewart Milne considers Dundee opportunities
Scottish housebuilder Stewart Milne increased its sales by almost £40 million last year as it focused on the Central Belt and the north of England.
Stoneridge Electronics confirms Dundee job losses
Tachograph firm Stoneridge Electronics has confirmed Dundee jobs will be lost as part of a company restructure.
Perthshire butcher Kenneth Allan to smoke out success
A Perthshire butcher who claims to have the oldest smokehouse in Scotland has been backed with a six-figure funding package to invest in modernising the premises and hiring additional staff.
Dundee incinerator firm MVV wants Michelin compensation
The firm behind the new Baldovie incinerator project in Dundee — which was to provide steam to the Michelin factory — expects to be financially compensated if the tyre company closes its city site.
Struggling 2 Sisters owner reports £54m loss
The parent company of major UK food processing group 2 Sisters has reported a £53.8 million in the fourth quarter of its financial year.