Terry Murden

Central Edinburgh will continue to be disrupted this weekend following the fire in Princes Street as questions are asked about plans for the site.

McGill’s Buses, owned by brothers Sandy and James Easdale, has launched a multi-million pound legal action claiming the latest government contracts were unlawful.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced new measures to improve SMEs' access to finance, one of the few initiatives she has delivered for small firms during her two-year tenure at the Treasury.

Barratt Redrow has already cut its first-half dividend and scaled back land purchases as it adapts to an uncertain environment amid rising geopolitical tensions.

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As Wimbledon's stars picked up their multi-million pound pay cheques, an Ayrshire tennis club has turned to renewable energy help ensure its survival for the next generation of players.

Almost 4,000 small businesses across Scotland will miss out on full rates relief this year after the Scottish government refused to pause its controversial revaluation of commercial premises, according to new data.

Prestwick Airport has posted a seventh consecutive year of operating profit during a year which saw a "transformational shift" in its business model.

Scottish Renewables has appointed former energy industry executive Angela Hepworth as chief executive to succeed Claire Mack who leaves at the end of this month.

Paul Trainer has been appointed editor of ScottishNews, part of Hero Media & Entertainment, ahead of a major relaunch of the site later this summer as a video-led, pan-Scottish digital news platform.