Paul Malik

Kirkcaldy's Sephra will be responsible for distributing large manual and automatic Nutella dispensers — shaped to look like the iconic table-top jar.

Failure to recruit enough fee-paying international students leaves top university struggling to balance the books.

Paul Malik shares his experience with the NHS Tayside sleep clinic, which has limited the number of referrals it will accept to save money.

The firm, set up by a 20-year-old entrepreneur, claimed to do £2m sales last year.

Owners living at Bendochy Park in Blairgowrie have been told to vacate their lodges by the council.

As part of the deal, Spanish state-owned Navantia had to secure 90% of the jobs and conditions for a minimum of two years.

EQ Accountants received more than 150 applications for their graduate and in-house training schemes.

Work on the Abertay Housing Association development in Newtyle stalled after Perthshire's Hadden Construction went into administration.

Managing director Patrick Birkbeck warned rises to the national living wage and employer's National Insurance contributions would increase company costs.

Ben West set up Pest King last year and deals with infestations across Tayside, Fife and Aberdeen.