FOUR Scottish solicitors, all formerly directors of Macdonald Henderson, have joined forces to launch a new legal firm based in Glasgow.
Stacy Campbell, Maureen Matheson, Fraser Morrison and Alan McKee have formed McKee Campbell Morrison, which will specialise in corporate, commercial and residential property, private client, dispute resolution, and insolvency work.
Major employer highlights value of North Sea
OIL services heavyweight Petrofac has underlined the value of its North Sea business after plunging deep into the red amid the fallout from the coronavirus crisis.
Record Scottish tech funding for remote home healthcare system
EDINBURGH start-up Current Health has raised $43 million (£31m) in what is believed to be largest Series B funding round in Scottish tech history.
Publican hails 'one of biggest beer gardens'
AN East Renfrewshire pub has created what it believes is one of the biggest beer gardens on the south side of Glasgow.
READ MORE: Rick Houston of The Cartvale at Busby has been working on the project since January.
Major Edinburgh development backed
A PROPERTY firm aims to breathe fresh life into plans for a landmark development by Edinburgh airport after buying into the company that has been working on the project for years.
READ MORE: Drum Property has acquired a stake in New Ingliston Limited which is chaired by renowned oil and gas entrepreneur and former Scotland rugby international Sir Bill Gammell.
Bank owner quizzed on appeal of executive pay policy
ROYAL Bank of Scotland owner NatWest Group has defended its remuneration policy as generous enough after a shareholder questioned whether it was able to attract high-quality candidates to the bank.
Aberdeenshire gin lands ‘huge’ US deal
A SCOTTISH gin made from hand-picked tea has landed a breakthrough export deal in the US.
Opinion
Kristy Dorsey: Campaign to tackle work insecurity among the low-paid
Mark Williamson: Has case for storing carbon in depleted North Sea oil fields been made?
Ian McConnell on Wednesday: Jumping the hurdles to holidays abroad
Scott Wright: Scotland's hospitality at square one on back to Covid recovery
Ian McConnell: Are politicians grown-up enough for bold step for Scotland?
Brian Donnelly: Ferry rage amid Sturgeon islands reopening fiasco
Features
Monday Interview: Carbon capture revolution will generate jobs bonanza for Scotland
SME Focus: Whisky Frames founder aims to capitalise on outdoor dining trend as lockdowns ease
From the Bulletin: First Look: Inside Diageo's Edinburgh Johnnie Walker whisky shop
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