£5m contract wins for Fife firm after tough year
Declining levels of investment by oil and gas firms led to a tough year for Fife engineering firm FTV Proclad International but there are signs of the sector recovering.
‘Tried and trusted’ turns a profit for Dundee’s JTC
A return to “tried and trusted processes” helped Dundee manufacturer JTC Furniture Group return to profit last year.
FanDuel founders launch legal bid to sue company for $120 million
The Forfar-born co-founder of Scottish tech company FanDuel is suing its majority shareholders for millions in the wake of its merger with Paddy Power Betfair.
Investment in historic Fife mill pays dividends
A strong performance by a Fife mill helped its owners achieve a sales boost of 13% last year.
Perth car dealership site sold to Network Rail in £950,000 deal
Arnold Clark has sold its former showroom in Perth city centre to Network Rail in a deal worth £950,000.
Stewarts to invest £20m in new Fife holiday park
Stewarts Leisure Parks, which operates three holiday parks in Perthshire and Angus, is to create a new facility in Fife at a cost of £20 million.
Fife steel fabricator Rippin goes into administration with the loss of 25 jobs
A Fife steel fabricator has gone into administration with the loss of 25 jobs.
Forgotten road of Monifieth to be adopted by Angus Council
A cul-de-sac in Monifieth that has been repeatedly forgotten by local authorities over the past 40 years will be officially adopted by Angus Council on Tuesday.
Property duo look to build portfolio to 5,000 homes
A Tayside couple who have been described as Scotland’s largest private residential landlords have unveiled plans to add thousands of properties to their rental portfolio.
Heatwave brings more footfall to Scots shops
The summer heatwave brought the first rise in footfall to Scotland’s shops for more than a year.