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Procurement reforms have ‘little impact’ on Scotland’s small firms
Reforms aimed at increasing the share of public sector contracts going to Scotland’s small businesses have had “little impact”, a new report has claimed.
Scottish firms receive £26 million in start-up loans
Start-up businesses in Scotland have borrowed more than £26 million from the British Business Bank since its launch six years ago.
Jobs at risk as Sir Philip Green prepares restructuring plan for retail empire
Sir Philip Green is preparing to launch a dramatic restructuring plan for his retail empire, which could come at the cost of hundreds of jobs.
Business leaders welcome rejection of no-deal Brexit but urge action
Business leaders welcomed MPs’ vote to reject a no-deal Brexit under any circumstances but urged the Government to turn it into action.
Small companies can now apply for Brexit preparation funding
More Scottish businesses can apply for a share of £2 million to prepare for Brexit, Nicola Sturgeon has announced.
Rosyth workforce successfully completes work on minehunter
Babcock’s Rosyth workforce has completed work to refit the minehunter HMS Penzance.
Scottish Government must have role in future trade negotiations, committee says
The Scottish Government should have a seat at the negotiating table in Brexit trade negotiations to protect the distinct priorities of Scottish trade, according to a House of Commons committee.
Nicola Sturgeon pledges to tackle gender pay gap
Nicola Sturgeon has announced a new strategy to tackle the gender pay gap in Scotland in a speech on International Women’s Day.
Owner of South Inch cafe given just two weeks to vacate Pavilion building – as council hand site to new operator
The owner of a popular cafe has claimed he is being "forced" out of business by Perth and Kinross Council.