Royal Bank of Scotland boss Alison Rose has been appointed chair of Business in the Community’s Scotland advisory board, while she has also joined its board of trustees.
Hammerson, the retail property giant that owns Aberdeen’s Union Square centre, has seen its losses widen after selling off sites to bolster its balance sheet.
Springfield Properties, the Scottish housebuilder, has provided a bullish outlook for the year amid “greater market certainty” and rewarded shareholders with a double-digit hike in their interim dividend.
Scotland’s prime cities have been named among the most active areas for hotel investment last year, with Glasgow finishing in top spot, according to analysis from Knight Frank.
The Scottish public support the use of innovation to help tackle major social challenges in Scotland, including climate change, improving public health and growing the economy, a new survey has revealed.
On moving to Edinburgh as a child, my first impression was that it seemed complete. It was like a drawing where all the elements and perspective fitted together perfectly.
One in five small firms in Scotland could close or radically change their business model due to difficulties in recruiting EU workers, a new report has found.
Scotland's commitment to global fair trade has been called into question after recent years saw a "dramatic decline" in sales and concerns the Government is not taking it seriously enough.
Classical ballet is designated as having a skills shortage, making it easier for overseas dancers to migrate to Britain, but the UK Government is refusing to treat Scotland, which also needs migrants, in a similar way, writes Ian Swanson.
Difficulties in recruiting workers from the EU could lead to one in five small businesses closing or radically changing its business model, research has found.
New research shows the fossil fuel industry has been deliberately and accidentally producing vast amounts of methane, which is 80 times more powerful than carbon dioxide as a greenhouse gas, writes Dr Richard Dixon.
It is the oldest student newspaper in Europe, tracing its history from a campus publication established in 1887 by no less a literary figure than Robert Louis Stevenson.
A flexible workspace provider is launching a 60-office site in Leith to capitalise on the area’s burgeoning community of creative and technology-led companies.
