AROUND 500 apartments are to be developed on a vacant site on the banks of the Clyde in Glasgow.
Resident facilities will include a rooftop garden, lounges, games rooms, gym, cycle club and café, roof terraces, and a co-working commercial area with cafe.
Israeli-owned oil firm eyes east of Aberdeen
NORTH Sea oil firms have underlined their belief in the value of new field developments in the area in spite of calls for a halt on activity, after the price of Brent crude rose above pre-pandemic levels.
TRNSMT chief slams 'project fear'
MUSIC promoter Geoff Ellis has blasted what he called the Scottish Government’s “project fear” approach to handling the pandemic while calling for a firm date when Scotland can drop social distancing measures that have crippled the industry.
Ayr laboratory celebrates £1m-plus turnover
AN Ayr-based manufacturer of laboratory test sieves which started off in founder and owner Allen Matthews’ garage is celebrating a rise in annual turnover through the £1 million mark.
Whisky society valued at nearly £80m
THE Edinburgh-based company which owns The Scotch Malt Whisky Society has debuted on the stock exchange.
Analysis, Insight, Opinion
Kristy Dorsey: Vexing questions for returners as furlough begins to unwind
Mark Williamson: Edinburgh pensions expert puts fund managers in focus
Ian McConnell on Wednesday: Big questions over holidays abroad from Scotland as green list reviewed
Scott Wright: Will football fans keep wolf from door in perilous times for Scottish clubs?
Ian McConnell on Friday: Troubling verdict on Covid and Brexit should curtail Tory strutting on global stage
Brian Donnelly: 'Unprecedented anger' as CalMac ferry fiasco hits tourism
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SME Focus: Scots-Italian entrepreneur to open new Edinburgh restaurants
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