Almost half of Scotland’s pubs, clubs and small hotels have reported disappointing sales over the festive period.
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The number of house sales across Scotland faltered in December, although predictions for expected new sales over the next three months remained steady, according to the December edition of the RICS UK Residential Market Survey.
Odro chairman Bill Scouller and director Ryan McCabe. (Photo: Ross Gilmore) A Glasgow-based online meeting business is set for significant expansion after securing new funding from Scottish Enterprise.
Barry Fraser Grant Thornton has announced another key appointment in Aberdeen as it continues its investment in the north east of Scotland.
Edinburgh-based craft beer firm Innis & Gunn has appointed Esther Binnie as its new finance director.
Entrepreneurial Scotland’s Saltire Fellowship programme has today opened applications for its new 2017/18 programme, an intensive leadership development opportunity for Scotland’s most ambitious and entrepreneurially-minded individuals.
Rod Ashley Airdrie Savings Bank (ASB), the UK’s last remaining independent savings bank, is to close its doors with seventy jobs likely to be lost.
The Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banking Group (CYBG) has announced plans to close 40 branches in Scotland and a total of 79 throughout the UK with the loss of 400 jobs.
Average rents in Scotland’s private rented sector fell in the final quarter of 2016 by 0.9 per cent on the year to stand at £739 per month, according to new figures.
Steven Todd Steven Todd from Tayside-based EQ Chartered Accountants discusses the impact of uncertainty within the construction sector.
Scottish GDP grew by 0.2 per cent during the third quarter of 2016, according to statistics announced today by Scotland’s Chief Statistician.
Phil Anderson A financial services company operating in the north east of Scotland is celebrating after winning two industry awards.
The average selling price for properties in east central Scotland is now £209,654, an increase of 4.9 per cent between October to December 2016, according to the latest analysis by estate agent in Edinburgh, the Lothians and Fife, ESPC.
Demand for temporary professionals in Scotland has risen by 17 per cent year on year to December 2016 according to research from the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo).
Scottish retail sales increased by 4.3 per cent on a like-for-like basis compared to December 2015, when they had decreased by 0.4 per cent, according to latest data.