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Jim McColl The business and assets of Grantown-on-Spey-based MacKellar Sub-Sea Limited and its related company, Tritech Nairn Limited, have been sold to Ferguson Marine Engineering, a subsidiary of Clyde Blowers Capital.

John Lennon Visits to Scotland’s main tourist attractions increased by 1.7 million last year, according to new research conducted by Glasgow Caledonian University’s (GCU) Moffat Centre for Travel and Tourism Business Development.

Mark Richards Specialist global insurer Hiscox has granted its Scottish broker “delegated authority” to underwrite on its behalf.

Sir Angus Grossart Alexander Dennis, the Scottish bus and coach builder bought 11 years ago by a consortium led by Sir Angus Grossart, Sir Brian Souter and Sir David Murray, could fetch £300 million, if rumours of an impending sale are true.

Roger Dunnett Accountant Roger Dunnett has retired as a partner of the Dundee firm Walker Dunnett.

As many Scottish employees return to work after the first of two Spring bank holidays, new research from PwC has revealed that, if offered, most Scottish workers would prefer to take five days extra holiday than receive a one-off bonus of £500. And despite reports of household incomes still being u

Keith Miller CBE Edinburgh-based Miller Homes has raised its projections to 3,000 homes a year after posting strong profit growth for 2014.

Emily Handfield-Jones Royal Bank of Scotland has announced the first two of a trio of new business development appointments for newly created roles in the north of Scotland.

Sacha Romanovitch Accountancy firm Grant Thornton is set to make equitable history as the first major practice to launch an all-employee consultation on a model for shared enterprise which will empower all of its 4,500 employees to have a say and a stake in the firm.

Paisley Sheriff Court A Scottish accountant has narrowly avoided jail after admitting that he consumed ten pints of beer before getting behind the wheel of his car and ploughing into a taxi as he drove home from a country club party.

Derek Robertson An Aberdeen-based independent financial services firm has made a key appointment to strengthen its services.

Owen Kelly Scottish Financial Enterprise has announced that chief executive Owen Kelly is to step down after seven years in the role.

Amid the final throws of election campaigning, one politically-minded punter in Aberdeen is attempting to beat the odds after placing what polls would suggest is an optimistic £3,000 bet on the Liberal Democrats to beat former First Minister Alex Salmond and retain their Gordon seat. Mr Slamond is

Guy Tulloch Guy Tulloch is senior investment manager at Turcan Connell Asset Management

Edinburgh-based accountants Chiene + Tait have confirmed that their 'Entrepreneurial Tax Team’ has been selected as finalists for the Scottish Accountancy Awards in the Tax Team of the Year category. Neil Norman, Entrepreneurial Tax Partner at Chiene + Tait, said: “The nomination reflects the ex