This article about the Glasgow taxi maker unveiling plans to manufacture within the EU was one of our best read business stories this week.
Allied Vehicles revealed it has explored the possibility of manufacturing within the European Union as part of its Brexit preparations.
READ MORE: The Glasgow-based maker of wheelchair-accessible taxis and and mobility vehicles has declared it will look to assemble cars on the European mainland if Brexit results in “punitive” tariffs.
The restaurant group behind the Di Maggio’s and Café Andaluz chains has highlighted its focus on city-centre locations, while unveiling a dip in turnover but a rise in operating profits. https://t.co/43abEogHmO
— Herald Business (@_HeraldBusiness) February 4, 2020
The restaurant group behind the Di Maggio’s and Café Andaluz chains highlighted its focus on city-centre locations, while unveiling a dip in turnover but a rise in operating profits.
READ MORE: Scottish restaurant group focuses on city centres as operating profits rise
Waste management specialist NWH Group continued its expansion through the acquisition of a business based in Dumfries as it capitalises on the drive to protect the environment.
READ MORE: Waste management specialist acquires Dumfries business
The UK’s underwater engineering industry is set to recruit 9,000 new workers over the next three years, the majority of which will be in Scotland.
Ian McConnell: Brexiters’ antics miss the point as reality tells a different story https://t.co/BCvjbfibjY
— Stuart Farquhar (@StuartSFarquhar) February 7, 2020
IAN MCCONNELL: Brexiters’ antics miss the point as reality tells a different story
MONDAY INTERVIEW: Blue Lagoon brothers serve up new-look flagship shop
BUSINESS VOICES: David Lonsdale: Rumours of retail’s death have been greatly exaggerated
SME FOCUS: Aberdeen TexMex food entrepreneur has eyes on new markets
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