More freight will be taken off Scotland’s roads and transported by sea thanks to a £1.5m Ports Mode Shift Grant
New policies and mindsets are required to address the unprecedented challenges facing agriculture due to Brexit, the Agriculture Champions have
Baker Hughes, a GE company (BHGE), is to build a subsea manufacturing campus in Scotland’s north east,
Roundtable to discuss effect on the sector.
Brexit could “significantly impact” the cost and quality of the food and drink
A £5.5 million cash injection will create jobs and attract private investment to one of the most deprived areas of
It’s fantastic to be here in Dumfries today. It’s really important that forums like this one don’t just take place
New funding to support entrepreneurs has been announced by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
The £650,000 investment into Entrepreneurial Scotland will help
EDF Group acquires a 450 MW offshore wind project in Scotland from Mainstream Renewable Power
The EDF Group, via EDF Renewables
Cabinet Secretary for External Affairs Fiona Hyslop has written to Sajid Javid on his appointment as Home Secretary.
Ms Hyslop highlighted
New investment has been secured for fabrication firm BiFab and its yards at Methil and Burntisland in Fife and Arnish
Impact of technological changes on Scottish jobs.
A new publication sets out how digitisation, automation and other innovations will affect the
Fintech in Scotland has attracted nearly £37 million investment over the last 10 years with an emerging ‘ecosystem’ which brings
Economy Secretary Keith Brown has provided an update on the opening of the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route (AWPR). The project had
People in the South of Scotland can help shape the agency being established to reinvigorate the area’s economy.
A Scottish Government
The impact of the recent severe weather on businesses and workers was discussed at the First Minister’s six monthly meeting
A publicly-owned investment bank for Scotland
A Scottish National Investment Bank is one step closer, following the publication of the implementation
Wealth manager UBS plans to increase the number of staff in Edinburgh to 30 people, over the next two years
The
GDP grew by 0.2% in the third quarter of 2017.
Scotland’s economy has remained resilient going into the second half of
A Scottish Government study has warned that leaving the European Union with no deal could leave the country’s economy £12.7bn
Voith modernises small hydroelectric power station for one of the UK’s largest renewable energy suppliers
Technology Group Voith has successfully completed