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Federation of Small Businesses has written to finance secretary Kate Forbes ahead of the Budget on December 9.
Kate Forbes will reveal her draft tax and spending plans for 2022-23 in a statement to Holyrood on Thursday.
The company has only seen losses in three of its 37 years – in 1984, 2020 and 2021.
Royal Bank of Scotland survey finds permanent placements rose for the seventh month in a row.
Plant owners Pladis assessing 'compelling' counter-proposal put forward by action group to save jobs at Glasgow factory.
Announcement comes after a raft of recent job cuts at the company including the closure of eight John Lewis stores.
The latest Royal Bank of Scotland Report on Jobs found temporary billings had risen at their steepest rate since June 2007.
Thirty jobs created as FoundOcean awarded contract to supply underwater grouting for 100 offshore wind turbines.
High street retailer targets an additional 30 stores for closure after being hit hard by coronavirus lockdowns.
Tech 'unicorns' in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Motherwell identified as fast-growing companies.
Unemployment rate for those aged 16 and over was 4.3%, a 0.2% drop on the previous quarter.
New financial report finds businesses are taking on more staff for the first time since January 2020
CBI Scotland wants UK and Scottish governments to give more details about how and when coronavirus restrictions will be eased.
One in six Scottish shop premises now lies empty, according to Scottish Retail Consortium.
Some 9% of firms said they expected to reduce staffing levels in the next year, compared to 20% of firms in March.
Accountancy firm KPMG finds investment in fast-growth Scottish businesses slowed in the first quarter of 2021.
UK’s second largest restaurant operator eyes a rapid recovery after a tough year in the face of pandemic restrictions.
GDP remains 7.4% lower than before the pandemic, the figures estimate.
Construction firm says Fife site will be used for the fabrication and load-out of eight wind turbine generator foundation jackets.
Scotland’s working-age population is expected to stay relatively stable if current migration levels are maintained.
