THE team behind the famous Ho Wong restaurant in Glasgow are to stage a comeback, it is this week revealed.
The original Ho Wong on the corner of Argyle Street and York Street closed in 2019, pending the redevelopment of a site that was historically home to retailer What Every Woman Wants. The site is currently being developed into modern office accommodation.
Majority think North Sea oil and gas production should be halted
AROUND two thirds of people in Scotland think the UK Government should draw up a plan to wind down oil and gas production in the North Sea and redirect related spending to ‘green’ industries, a survey found.
Oil services giant targets decommissioning
NORTH Sea oil services heavyweight Wood has underlined its interest in the decommissioning market in the area as growing numbers of fields reach the ends of their lives.
Hotel overlooking Old Course in St Andrews sold
A HOTEL in St Andrews which overlooks the Old Course has changed hands for the first time in 34 years.
Scotland's attractiveness at record level
SCOTLAND bucked the broader UK and European trends by winning more foreign direct investment projects last year than in 2019, in spite of the coronavirus pandemic, a key survey reveals.
Glencoe gets first five-star hotel
SCOTTISH hotel group Crerar is emerging from lockdown with the first five-star rated accommodation in Glencoe following an investment of more than £500,000.
Analysis, Insight, Opinion
Kristy Dorsey: Business benefits from combating bias at work
Scott Wright: What does spate of stock market floats say about Scottish economy?
Ian McConnell on Wednesday: One step forward, two steps back as travel chaos abounds
Mark Wiliamson: Can oil and gas firms get off back foot in climate change debate?
Ian McConnell on Friday: Refusal to celebrate Scotland’s success is sorry sign of times
Brian Donnelly: CalMac ferries crisis: Island economies 'at risk of collapse'
Features
Monday Interview: Cashmere bedding designer spinning luxury from waste
SME Focus: Gin distillery opened on Cumbrae amid pandemic beats forecasts
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