Home care provider seeks rescue plan after financial pressures
Financial pressures have forced one of the country’s biggest private home care providers to seek a rescue plan.
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Property gurus invest in finance for business
Husband-and-wife serial entrepreneurs Leanne and Graeme Carling have launched a new finance venture aimed at helping companies grow.
Beijing tariffs announcement helps lift US stocks
Stocks jumped on Tuesday after Chinese President Xi Jinping said Beijing would reduce tariffs on imported cars and improve intellectual property protection, steps that could ease trade tensions.
MPs to examine Scottish ATM network changes amid closure fears
MPs are to examine the impact of proposed changes to funding of free bank machines in Scotland.
Teacher jobs threatened and school crossing patrollers face axe in ‘most challenging’ Perth and Kinross budget
Scores of teaching posts could be axed as council bosses scramble to make savings of more than £40 million over the next three years.
Cultural contributions to go before council
Dundee's libraries are the most popular in Scotland and more people pay to watch films at the DCA than visit the city's free galleries.
Tory councillor accused of budget “cheek”
The leader of Dundee City Council said he refused to be “lectured on austerity” by Conservatives in a bitter budget clash in the City Chambers.
Britain’s new £1: What will be the fate of our old pound coins?
Old £1 coins have been all but phased out from the UK as a shiny, new 12-sided replacement designed to tackle counterfeiting comes into play.
Dundee residents have their say on switch to new £1 coin
Dundonians have had their say on the transition to a new £1 coin which will become legal tender across the UK as of next week.
Dundee driver who ignored more than 200 parking penalties declared bankrupt
A Dundee woman who was ordered to pay £24,000 in a landmark parking charge court ruling has been declared bankrupt.