Aberdeen-based Carden Place Dental Practice Ltd has purchased its west end property thanks to a £600,000 funding package from Bank of Scotland. In March, the practice was forced to close its doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It was only able to treat patients over the phone and refer them to
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Stirling-based tech firm Integrated Graphene Ltd has completed a £3.1 million funding round led by Edinburgh-based business angel syndicate, Archangels, with co-investment from Par Equity, Techstart Ventures and ESM Investments. The investment means the firm can kickstart production of its uni
Peter Graham, director, forensic accounting at MHA Henderson Loggie, discusses the lessons which can be learned from Johnny Depp's libel action. Last week the newspapers reported the judgement in the case of Johnny Depp’s libel action against News Group Newspapers.
Larbert-based medical device business Clear Surgical has secured £280,000 of new investment from existing shareholders, in an oversubscribed funding round. Led by the investment syndicate Kelvin Capital, and with Scottish Health Innovations Ltd (SHIL) and Scottish Investment Bank particip
Scottish Widows is preparing to scrap £440 million of investments in firms that don't meet its stricter environmental, social and governance standards. The pensions firm has begun the process of divesting £440m of its holdings in firms that it believes pose “the most seve
Work has begun on a new £12 million Scotch whisky distillery which is set to become the latest tourist attraction in Edinburgh. Foundations have just been laid for The Port of Leith Distillery which will rise 40 metres above the quayside a stone’s throw from the Royal Yacht Britannia.
Hayley Wilkes of Angus-based WeeCOOK has been named the overall winner as well as Resilient Woman of the Year at the 2020 Business Women Scotland Awards. The family-run restaurant, café, takeaway and pie shop at Barry Downs, near Carnoustie, was forced to close its doors in March when the cou
RBS: Scottish private sector sees renewed downturn in October, thanks to fresh COVID-19 restrictions
The Scottish private sector saw a renewed downturn in October as fresh restrictions to tackle the COVID-19 outbreak came into force, according to the latest Royal Bank of Scotland PMI. The seasonally adjusted headline RBS Business Activity Index - a measure of combined manufacturing and service
Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons has advised Edinburgh-based Red Rock Power Limited on the sale of 50% of the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm development and subsequent joint venture with ESB. Once complete, the wind farm will generate approximately one gigawatt of electricity, powering up to one
The Royal Bank of Scotland has announced the launch of a new competition to celebrate Global Entrepreneurship Week (16-20 November) where they’ll show new businesses, start-ups and entrepreneurs how to write a 60-second pitch, with the chance to take home £10,000. The bank will run free
Glasgow-based video technology platform specialist Ordo has experienced high client demand for its product range since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, with the company on track to more than double revenue to around £3 million in the current financial year. Odro, which provides a comple
Alloa-based cable supplier Cable Cuts has expanded into new premises and will be taking on additional staff, following a 30% increase in sales during lockdown. This growth has been supported by DigitalBoost, Scottish Government’s leading digital skills programme, delivered by Business Gateway.
Four in ten people across Britain are keeping money secrets from their loved ones, according to a survey conducted by the government-backed Money and Pensions Service (MaPS).
Anderson Anderson & Brown (AAB) has announced that the revenues generated by the firm’s VAT team have almost doubled in the last three years to £750,000. The firm has consistently grown year on year for the last 30 years, due to the diverse and comprehensive services it offers client
The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has imposed sanctions including a £500,000 fine against Deloitte and one of its former Audit Engagement Partners over its audit of an undisclosed company's defined benefit pension scheme. The sanctions concern the statutory audit of the company's