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A total of 55% of employees in 2021 think businesses are not doing enough to tackle climate change, up from 45% in 2019, according to a survey of over 1,000 people carried out last week by Edinburgh-based eco-tech business Pawprint. The UK wide Pawprint; Climate Change And Your Workplace Survey, 202

Moorfield Group, the owner and landlord of Aberdeen Energy and Innovation Parks, has recently agreed a new long-term lease with Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce.

A £200,000 project that will boost the recovery of Stirling’s tourism sector from the COVID-19 pandemic has been given the green light.

The Fraser of Allander Institute (FOAI) at the University of Strathclyde now forecasts that the economy will reach its pre-pandemic peak in the summer of 2022, three months earlier than was forecast in March.

Business is booming at Bathgate-based storage and distribution firm Spring Distribution (Scotland) Ltd, with record demand and new customer trends enabling the firm to expand and create new jobs. The family business is directed by a management team that includes three sisters Lesley Ward, Dawn Carso

An unexpected plague of mice has forced hundreds of prisoners and prison staff to evacuate.

Menzies Distribution, a spin-out of Edinburgh-based John Menzies, has secured a new £14 million term loan with Royal Bank of Scotland. The new loan, together with existing cash funds, has enabled Menzies to refinance its recent short-term debt used to fund the acquisition of Bibby Distribution

Aberdeenshire-based civil engineering firm WM Donald has opened a new office in the King James VI Business Centre in Perth.

Brian Robb, payroll manager at Anderson Anderson & Brown (AAB), warns firms who utilised the furlough scheme to prepare for a compliance check. The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) began in March 2020 and was a lifeline to many businesses.

Employees are expected to become the owners of 30 more Scottish companies this year - double the number of deals completed in 2020, according to law firm Lindsays. The forecast has been made as Employee Ownership Day (EO Day) today highlights the growing contribution of staff-owned companies to the

Kirsty Greenhill, virtual finance function senior manager at Anderson Anderson & Brown (AAB), discusses why location no longer hinders businesses' finance function. There is a big push to ‘shop local’ to help reduce the carbon footprint of our food and drink products from field to pl

The harm done to Scotland’s economy, trade, population, education and governance by Brexit is becoming increasingly clear, a new paper released by the Scottish Government has found. External Affairs Secretary Angus Robertson said once the public health crisis is over, Scotland should exercise

Argyll and Bute Council has given the go-ahead for a ballot on the proposal to establish a Business Improvement District (BID) on the Isle of Bute. A BID is part of a town, tourism and visitor area in which businesses work together to invest in local improvements to help enhance their communities. B

The Bank of England (BoE) has forecast that annual inflation would likely surpass 3% for a "temporary period". Yesterday, the bank announced the revised forecast at its monthly Monetary Policy Committee meeting where it also decided to hold the UK base rate at 0.1%.

Loganair, the UK’s largest regional airline, has announced that it is to re-launch direct flights between Aberdeen and Dublin in September. The announcement comes just two weeks after the previous service between the cities was lost with the collapse of Stobart Air.