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The Glasgow-based medtech business has 15 staff and is expanding its network in Europe and the US. Picture: Andrew Cawley.

Blood test pioneer Dxcover secures 'significant' seven-figure funding injection

Alan Shanks, head of Scotland at Addleshaw Goddard, says Scottish businesses are 'resilient'. Picture: Renzo Mazzolini Photography

'Cost of doing business crisis' overriding concern for Scottish firms - report

Electric long-haul flights the focus of groundbreaking Scottish research

Glasgow start-up that recycles used coffee grounds bags £375,000 investment

Microplate Dx nets 'significant' seed funding to scale pioneering test

R&D project looks to revolutionise 'green' shipbuilding and create Scots jobs

Almost half of Scotland's wealth held by 10% of households

What to expect at The Scotsman’s Life Sciences Conference

Sentiment among Scots firms in negative territory for first time in two years

ScotRail staff report lack of advice and support during covid

5G technology is putting us in the picture - Julie Snell

Scotland’s renewables industry supports 27,000 jobs but further data demanded

Scotland likely to be entering a recession, experts warn

Staff at 11 Scottish universities to be balloted over strikes

East Kilbride IT firm Eureka Solutions downloads Strathclyde tie-up

Fresh investment sees Scottish building block firm attack defence market

Midlothian's NWH Group signs up duo of Saltire Scholarship interns

Natural or artificial, the environment can leave its footprints in our DNA

Glasgow encouraged to target becoming UK's Silicon Valley within decade

Scottish firms flag inflation risk despite business sentiment remaining positive

Home-grown talent is best - Colin Lamb

Green aviation in the Highlands and Islands is edging closer to take off

University of Strathclyde launches 'first-of-its kind' degree amid energy crisis

Charities funding medical research need help from Scottish Government - Prof Jam...

The Big Interview: Dr Mark Hegarty, CEO and co-founder of Dxcover

Glasgow contact lens specialist in sharp focus after £1m-plus funding round

Glasgow Chamber of Commerce appoints new president and unveils further changes

Digital services are 'no substitute' for traditional libraries study finds

Care homes reliant on agency staff ‘more likely to give residents Covid

The Big Interview: Paul Coffey, CEO of the Scotland 5G Centre

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The Big Interview: Graham Ault, co-founder of Smarter Grid Solutions

Omicron outbreak makes Scotland’s economic recovery uncertain, economists warn

Laser centre based at University of Strathclyde fired up with £6.5m in funding

Messages of hope: Green artworks mark COP26 legacy and battle to save the planet

Prosthetics tech firm inaugural winner of Strathclyde Uni entrepreneurship award

Barack Obama in University of Strathclyde visit during COP26

Chief executive of Scotland's Data Lab to leave after six years in role

Putting useful learning into practice - Gerard Carson

Start-ups’ spirit remains strong in Scotland - Mark Sterritt

US businessman donates £50m to University of Strathclyde

University of St Andrews principal ‘thrilled’ as it is named top in UK

Memories from Iran: Scottish family recall 'exciting, terrifying' experience

When does Freshers Week begin across Scotland?

New partnership aims to help futureproof key manufacturing activity

University of Strathclyde spinout Smarter Grid Solutions acquired by Mitsubishi

Ambulance cleaning ‘could be sped up’ by new microwave sterilisation technique

Judith Rosenberg: Scotland's last Auschwitz survivor leaves £500,000 legacy to s...

One in three workers to stay away from office as business confidence recovers

5G is the key to opening a clever countryside - Paul Coffey

New ownership and board directors for Glasgow business angel syndicate

Energy giant Wood part of new initiative helping cities including Glasgow transi...

Which Scottish university produces the most company leaders?

Glasgow 'counter-drone' start-up aims high after six-figure investment boost

Business people on the move

Scottish Enterprise names new chief executive on £180,000 salary

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