Huge disappointment as ugly gasholders remain listed
Dunfermline’s “eyesore” gasholders will stay in place after an appeal against their B-listing was thrown out.
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Restaurant failures almost quadruple in a decade, study finds
The number of restaurants going bust has almost quadrupled over the last decade, highlighting how “precarious” the market is, new analysis has found.
House of Fraser and Debenhams merger discussed by Sports Direct board
Sports Direct board members have discussed a possible merger between Debenhams and House of Fraser, a company director has revealed.
Sports Direct chairman announces retirement ahead of AGM
Sports Direct chairman Keith Hellawell has said he will step down from the company, ending a controversial nine-year tenure in the role.
Galliford Try sees profits surge 145% as exceptional charges shrink
Galliford Try’s annual profits surged 145% as the company recovered from hefty charges linked to major infrastructure projects a year earlier.
SSE blames weather and gas prices for halving six-month profits
Energy giant SSE has warned half-year profits will tumble 50% after suffering the effects of higher gas prices and dry, still and warm weather.
Jagermeister bombshell as JD Wetherspoon ditches range of EU-made drinks
Pub company JD Wetherspoon is to increase its range of drinks from UK and non-EU producers from later this month, it has announced.
Michelin Dundee tyre factory jobs threatened amid production forecasts
Jobs are under threat at Michelin’s Dundee tyre factory amid an “influx” of cheaper foreign imports into the European market.
Talks avert strike action at East Dunbartonshire Council
Plans for further strike action at a local authority have been withdrawn following talks between trade unions and council officials.
Low-paid workers reliant on borrowing to pay bills: union
Low-paid workers are having to borrow money to pay their bills and many say financial concerns are affecting their mental health, research reveals.