A Scotland-focused caravan parks business has been sold amid a boom in demand for staycations.
Pears Partnership Capital acquired a majority stake in Verdant Leisure from the Palatine Private Equity business, in a deal its said took it into a market that is full of opportunity.
Celebrity chef's Edinburgh restaurant location revealed
GORDON Ramsay Restaurants Ltd will open its first Bread Street Kitchen concept outside of London in St Andrew Square in Edinburgh.
Significant majority of business leaders say Brexit damaging UK economy
THREE-quarters of business leaders believe Brexit is damaging the UK economy, a poll has revealed.
READ MORE: The firm majority view emerged in responses to a question posed by The Herald to business leaders from throughout the UK attending a virtual global conference staged by the Institute of Directors in Scotland ahead of the COP26 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow in November.
Spa launched at Scottish hotel after £2m makeover
A LUXURY spa has been launched by independent Ayrshire operator SimpsInns at The Gailes Hotel, near Irvine, after a £2 million "makeover".
High-profile entrepreneur steps down as chief of Glasgow Green pub and brewer
PETRA Wetzel is stepping down as boss of WEST, the high-profile bar and brewery she founded in the east end of Glasgow.
Insight, analysis, opinion
Kristy Dorsey: Companies should 'open up' about their internal challenges
Scott Wright: When will cost of holidaying at home become too much to bear?
Ian McConnell: Will anything make Boris Johnson see and tackle sad shambles?
Mark Williamson: Will sacrifice of oil jobs help Scotland to cut emissions?
Ian McConnell: Time to rethink huge overseas travel hurdles as crowds flock to festivals?
Brian Donnelly: Sturgeon 'astonished' as Johnson shortages impact crops
Features
Monday Interview: Roslin Tech in multi-million bid to fund sustainable food
SME Focus: Edinburgh medtech specialist sees opportunities in India
From the Briefing: New restaurant creating 50 jobs on hiring spree
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