LORD Willie Haughey, the high-profile businessman who helped save Celtic from going bust in the early 1990s, has flatly denied claims he was involved in an approach to invest in Rangers.
A PLANNING application has been lodged to transform the one-time C&A department store on Glasgow’s Sauchiehall Street into a hotel in a move hailed as a key element in the revival of the famous thoroughfare.
SCOTTISH printing company Bell & Bain has acquired its peer J Thomson Colour Printers in a deal which preserves all 300 jobs.
Bosses at AG Barr have said the Scottish giant will have to pay the so-called sugar tax on the new energy drink it is on course launch next month.
Much of the debt carried by the club is in the form of interest free loans provided by directors, including Dave King.
THE owner of the company behind the Tony Macaroni casual dining brand has unveiled plans to invest £5 million in expanding the group in the next 12 months.
AN Art Deco cinema in Glasgow that staged concerts by The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix and The Rolling Stones has been relaunched as a commercial property.
INNIS & Gunn has chosen a famous location in Glasgow’s west end to open its first beer-focused bar and restaurant in the city.
A Glasgow-based entrepreneur has revealed plans to develop a portfolio of hotels around Scotland and other parts of the UK.
A new era is dawning for some of Glasgow’s landmark pubs and bars after they were bought by two entrepreneurs.
