BYD is emerging as a global leader in electric vehicles A new car showroom in Ayr reflects exponential growth in China’s car exports, writes JULENA DRUMI As customers began inspecting the new models at Arnold Clark’s newest showroom in Ayr they would be forgiven for having a few more questions than the usual queries about fuel […]
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Saving Grangemouth means saving oil
Without a massive u-turn on energy policy, there is no requirement for the oil refinery, writes TERRY MURDEN Just like the closure of the last coal mine, the end of crude oil refining at Grangemouth was felt like a death in the family. A century of industrial endeavour is over and the facilities that literally […]
HNH celebrates five years of growth
Deal advisory firm HNH Partners hosted a reception at Le Monde Hotel in Edinburgh that brought together colleagues, clients and friends to celebrate the firm’s continued growth and move to new offices in Hanover Street. It also marked more than five years since the firm established a permanent presence in the city and in that […]
Occupational health can ease sick pay pain
Employers can mitigate the impact of new rights on absence by taking preventative action, says NEIL GREENBERG On 1 April the Employment Rights Bill introduces a significant shift for employers: statutory sick pay will now be required from an employee’s very first day off work. This seemingly small change carries major financial and operational implications […]
Interview: Ben Di Rollo, Niksen Property
Sales talk: Ben Di Rollo is pleased with the first six months of trading (pic: Terry Murden / DB Media Services) Ben Di Rollo speaks about his new property venture and growing demand from Americans, writes TERRY MURDEN Ben Di Rollo is back in familiar surroundings, occupying an office of his former business, and satisfied […]