Aspire Housing and Personal Development Services employees share an equitable stake in their business

Respected gardening duo Dougal Philip and Lesley Watson hand control of the centre they established over 40 years ago to their loyal team

Baker Hughes, a GE company opened its transformed Centre of Excellence (CoE) facility today at an inauguration ceremony with Minister for Energy, Paul Wheelhouse, customers and employees. The world-class CoE will deliver engineering, manufacturing, test and assembly and services to advance deepwater technology for customers. 

The campus, which sits on more than 35 acres, is an important milestone for BHGE globally. The expansion represents a £31 million investment by BHGE and supported by a £4.9 million grant from the Scottish Government, through Scottish Enterprise.

Scotland’s enterprise agencies have today, (Tuesday 11 June), launched ambitious plans to help build a more economically vibrant country.

Paul Lewis, Managing Director, Scottish Development International, comments on the findings of the latest EY Scotland Attractiveness Survey.

A “flagship innovation centre” – the Michelin-Scotland Innovation Parc – will be created on the site of the Michelin factory at Baldovie in Dundee, partners have pledged.

The fintech community in Scotland has now increased to over one hundred innovative firms focused on reinventing financial services through new technology and data.

The Advancing Manufacturing Challenge Fund will help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Scotland enhance their manufacturing capabilities.

£1m RSA award from Scottish Enterprise for VeriCall to establish a Contact Centre in Kirkcaldy, providing 209 living wage jobs from 2019-21

LendingCrowd, Scotland’s only fintech lending platform, has brought together the Scottish Investment Bank and Dutch entrepreneurial bank NIBC to form a unique funding deal to provide small and medium-sized businesses with the finances they need to grow.

Researchers from Heriot-Watt University’s Natantis team are developing an innovative device that could revolutionise the way blood samples are prepared for use in cancer diagnosis and treatment monitoring, after being awarded £574,500 from Scottish Enterprise’s High Growth Spin-out Programme (HGSP).