DM Hall has entered into a three-year partnering agreement with the Association of Scotland’s Self-Caterers (ASSC) to be its preferred and promoted property services and advice provider.
Workflo Solutions is eyeing further takeover targets and an annual turnover of £3 million after sealing a deal to acquire fellow West Lothian IT support company Pyramid IT for an undisclosed sum.
Discount supermarket chain Aldi is looking to build on its status as the UK’s fifth largest player by continuing to open new stores after posting a double-digit hike in annual sales.
Glasgow-based Smarter Grid Solutions, the energy-focused software company, is using its artificial intelligence (AI) technology to improve the forecasting of demand and generation on the electricity network.
Morrisons has seen 14 consecutive quarters of sales growth come to an end but the supermarket major yesterday cheered a new agreement with internet titan Amazon.
Outsourcing giant Mitie is to continue cleaning hundreds of branches and offices for Bank of Scotland-owner Lloyds Banking Group after sealing a £170 million-a-year contract extension.
Entrepreneurial Scotland, the business education and membership organisation, has strengthened its management team with the appointment of two new directors to its senior management team.
More than a million Scots have benefited from the activities of Social Investment Scotland (SIS) in the past year, according to the alternative finance provider’s annual impact study.
Edinburgh is to host a prestigious European cruise event for first time. Capital Cruising, which is part of Forth Ports, said it had won a bid to host the Cruise Europe Conference in 2020.
Galliford Try, the infrastructure group that was involved in the building of the Queensferry Crossing and the Aberdeen bypass, has seen annual profits tumble 27 per cent after widened losses at its construction arm.
Scottish retail sales were “stuck in a holding pattern” last month as the squeeze on consumer spending and political uncertainty continued, a report today suggests.
Cairn Energy, the Edinburgh-based energy explorer and producer, has swung back to the black in the first half and said production from its North Sea assets is ahead of expectations.
