Steven Brown Art Limited, the company famous for its colourful range of McCoo artwork, prints and merchandise, went into liquidation this week.
A Scottish hotelier has flagged fears in the hospitality sector over a fall in visitors from mainland Europe during the crucial summer period – blaming Brexit uncertainty.
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Irn-Bru owner AG Barr’s shares fell almost 30 per cent on news the firm is expecting worse than expected first half results brought on partly by bad weather, it said.
A private equity firm which backed Hurricane Energy’s pioneering West of Shetland oil exploration drive has crystallised a multi-million gain on its investment in the company after helping stoke hopes of a boom in the area.
The Monday Interview: Distillery designer Contagious sees work spread across Atlantic.
An Ediburgh-based creative agency which designs visitor experiences for Scotch whisky companies is finding its services are increasingly in demand by distillers much further afield.
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