Glencadam’s new whisky lounge Visitors can enjoy the rich character of a new whisky visitor centre, writes JULENA DRUMI East Highland distillery, Glencadam, has celebrated its 200th anniversary by officially opening the doors to its new visitor centre in Brechin, inviting guests from around the world to experience two centuries of craftsmanship in a state-of-the-art […]
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Food and drink hub destined for Leith
Michele Civiera, Ewen Hutchison, Joseph Radford and Gunnar Groves-Raines A former engineering yard will become a new hospitality and arts space, writes JULENA DRUMI Leith’s reputation as a hospitality hub will get a further boost this month when four food and drink businesses start trading in a former engineering yard on The Shore. Brown’s of […]
Lessons of the past haunt tech market
Amid sky-high valuations for big technology stocks, IAN RITCHIE asks if expectations of the AI revolution are overdone Back in 1999, I was invited to attend a Credit Suisse investment conference in Cannes and I was happy to attend as I fancied a bit of sunshine on the Côte d’Azur. The World Wide Web had […]
Reeves must be a faithful not a Traitor
The Chancellor’s career and Labour’s future rests on her not betraying businesses in her budget, writes TERRY MURDEN Offshore Energies UK has been saying it. Even Scottish Renewables. Now the British Chambers of Commerce, Scottish Chambers of Commerce, and Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce are saying it. The energy profits levy (EPL), or windfall […]
Swinney re-arms in war of independence
The SNP leader is using the election campaign to position himself as a statesman, says TERRY MURDEN Buoyed by favourable opinion polls, John Swinney is managing to wrongfoot his election rivals with some canny campaign tactics that may prove the old warhorse has plenty of fuel in the tank. Whether he’s saving Africa, supporting Palestine […]