Dundee Homebase among 42 stores at risk of closure
A Dundee home improvement store could be closed under plans.
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Iain Duncan Smith says employers have not bothered to look at British workers
Employers “have not even bothered to look” at British workers for vacancies currently filled by EU workers, Conservative MP Iain Duncan Smith has said.
Business chiefs urge scrapping of immigration targets after Brexit
Targets to limit immigration should be scrapped after Brexit, the CBI has recommended.
PICTURES: Incredible £250,000 transformation of landmark Lovat Hotel into ‘Manhattan’ diner revealed
A landmark Perth hotel which closed suddenly, placing couples' wedding plans in crisis, has unveiled the results of a £250,000 makeover.
Yotel to open Glasgow city centre development next year
A Yotel is to open in Glasgow city centre with the creation of more than 100 jobs.
Shipping forecast good for Perth Harbour after CalMac take-over
Calmac Ferries has taken control of troubled Perth Harbour.
Comment: The Open was a triumph for Carnoustie despite train pain
There is nowhere to hide when the eyes of the world are upon you.
Dundee businesses enjoy weekend boom as thousands visit area for the Open
Dundee businesses have seen a boom in trade over the weekend as world-famous golfers, visitors and international media descended on Courier Country for the Open.
Licensing bodies move to ‘crisis planning’ as liquor permit deadline looms without advice from Scottish Government
Licensing bodies have moved to "crisis planning" over a looming deadline to renew liquor permits which could leave thousands of Tayside firms in chaos, according to a leading trade expert.
Graduate Apprenticeships deadline set for the end of July
Companies enrolled for Graduate Apprenticeships are urging others in Courier country not to miss the July 31 deadline to apply.