(L) Chief Executive at the SEC Peter Duthie and (R) OVO’sCEO Raman Bhatia The Scottish Event Campus (SEC), has announced the extension of its relationship with OVO for a further seven years. The Campus’ flagship live entertainment venue, the OVO Hydro, which celebrated its 10th anniversary in September 2023, will carry the name of the […]
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Retailigence, a specialist provider of AI driven retail category management solutions, has announced a major global expansion following record growth, with revenues reaching over 2500% since its launch in 2019. The company, founded by retail and tech industry veteran Sid Sarangi (pictured above), has seen substantial growth having solutions deployed to multiple clients across Europe,
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Livingston Building Services, a specialist in bespoke mechanical and electrical (M&E) engineering solutions, has been appointed to the Pagabo Mechanical & Electrical Solutions Framework. The new M&E framework is valued at £545m over four years and provides a specific solutions-based offering to complement Pagabo’s existing network. Available to public sector organisations nationally, the Pagabo framework
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In transactions which may signal new and potentially favourable directions in the office market in Glasgow, DM Hall has successfully let an entire townhouse in a prime location in what is seen as a remarkable time in the current environment. All three floors of 4 Newton Place, an elegant, tree-lined street off the city’s sought-after Park district, have
New research published this week by Macfarlane Packaging highlights that packaging sustainability remains the key priority for consumers, with 55% demanding that retailers stay focused on using recycled packaging materials and ensuring that their packaging can itself be reused or recycled. Furthermore, 20% of consumers indicated that they would boycott retailers whose packaging was not
The region’s best women-led SMEs and start-ups will have the opportunity to pitch to a live panel of investors in a competition hosted by Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce, NatWest and the British Business Bank. The Women Entrepreneurs Pitch Competition will see female entrepreneurs secure the opportunity to showcase their business to the likes of
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Manchester based Clear Start, the monthly budgeting service, has developed and introduced its pioneering Benefits Checker, as part of the launch of version two of its highly unique budgeting app. Individuals are being made aware of what extra support they are entitled too, an enhancement of the new AI powered service. After answering a series of
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At 11.31am last Friday, the High Court of Justice in England and Wales made an order placing the Liverpool based Blankstone Sington Limited into Special Administration. Andrew Poxon, Alex Cadwallader (pictured above) and Hilary Pascoe of Leonard Curtis were duly appointed as Joint Special Administrators. The Special Administrators have secured all clients’ assets and safeguarded
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Gripple, the Sheffield-headquartered, employee-owned manufacturer of wire joiners and tensioners and suspension solutions for agriculture, construction, solar and infrastructure, has appointed two new graduates, plus an undergraduate placement student to the business, demonstrating its commitment to investing in its future talent. Joining the Gripple Graduate Scheme is Jacob Bradder, a mechanical engineering graduate of Sheffield Hallam University and
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Edinburgh’s office market is ‘moving in a positive direction’, despite a dip in take-up during the summer, as more organisations realise the benefits of having a hub for staff post-Covid-19 pandemic, according to Knight Frank. The independent commercial property consultancy found there was 103,409 sq. ft. of office space taken up in Edinburgh city centre
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