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David Gaffney, Head of Restructuring & Transformation Communications, Charlotte Street Partners

Comms should not be relegated to an afterthought - David Gaffney

Departing Calnex chair George Elliott says he believes the future for Calnex is 'brighter than ever'. Picture: contributed.

New chair for West Lothian's Calnex Solutions as tech veteran steps down

Barry Fraser, Director at Grant Thornton UK LLP in Scotland

North Sea companies can use cash flows to transition to greener energies - Barry...

Andrew Howie, Grant Thornton’s Scotland Managing Partner

Flexibility is key to successful hybrid working - Andrew Howie

The front door of 11 Downing Street, the official residence of the Chancellor of the Exchequer.

Plea for Budget support as rising tax burden threatens Scottish business growth

While many businesses may be looking to reduce the amount of space they hold, the research shows that there is still a need and want for some corporate space, though how it will be used is likely to change.

One in three small businesses planning to downsize office requirements

All 14 staff at the dealership will transfer to the new owners under the deal. Picture: contributed.

Jobs saved as Glasgow motorbike dealer rescued

Aberdeen-based PTS is engaged in the rental, sale and calibration of specialist pressure testing equipment to the offshore industry.

Aberdeen oil and gas services firm saved securing 'highly-skilled' jobs

Globalisation does not look to be in such poor health, says Howie. Picture: contributed.

A global outlook is crucial for economic recovery - comment

A copy-and-paste error in a 2012 spreadsheet prevented the opening of the new £150 million Royal Sick Kids site in Edinburgh last year, a report has found. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

Spreadsheet error blamed for Sick Kids fiasco

Car dealers in general have had a tough time of late. Just 20,000 new cars were registered in May compared with 184,000 during the same month in 2019, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders said last week. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Scottish car dealer Taggarts owner Lookers warns shares may be suspended

BrightHouse has collapsed into administration (Photo: Shutterstock)

BrightHouse has collapsed into administration - putting 2,400 jobs at risk

Mark Ellis forecasts a strong Scottish M&A pipeline for 2020. Picture: Conitrbuted

Burness Paull tops legal dealmaking table after transactions worth £31bn

Less than a third of students in Scotland plan to stay in the country

Manufacturing in Scotland: What do we still make?

Finance deal boosts R&G growth plan

Forecasts for exports have been downgraded for 2014, adding to concerns over sustaining economic growth. Picture:Getty

Scottish confidence lags as firms hit growth problems

Scottish company Rockstar North had huge success with Grand Theft Auto V last year. Picture: Jane Barlow

Scots tech sector must not lose in pay stakes

Top Ten Tips: From cycles to shares, your wallet could feel the benefit

Gary Devlin: The challenge facing our universities can be met

RBS takes on 21 hotels as debts drive Jarvis under

Accountants wary of EU plans

Between the lines: Scots export hopes offer food – and drink – for thought

Green Bank 'to focus on energy saving'

Stripping out the 'fat' saves £129m for taxpayer

Scottish footballers lose out as media veteran's firm goes bust

Co-op Bank joins plea to think small on funding

Letter: Partnership key to open export doors

Businesses face flood of legal claims after forced retirement scrapped

Neil McInnes: Tax credits hold key to stimulating life sciences sector

Scots business confidence slips but still ahead of much of UK

Paula Fraser: Plan now to ensure smooth handover of family business

New Asia focus for Grant Thornton

Aim is to raise demands for incentives to innovative companies

'Ban on VCTs investing in Aim firms must go'

Scottish council chiefs fear cuts could cost 22,000 jobs

Slump in confidence may slow recovery

Britain today: Fall in confidence to hit economic recovery

Between the Lines: Act now to reward staff before tax changes truly kick in

Tough task ahead to balance the books

Export potential

People: Happy new year for those on the way up

Faith in rising house prices may only increase debt woe

Internet gambling is a tangled web ... don't get snared

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