Terry Murden

Pegasus Group has strengthened its urban design, architecture and masterplanning offering across Scotland and Northern England.

No large scale data centres will be approved in Scotland until the Holyrood government has published national planning guidance.

Employment lawyer and business founder Malcolm Mackay is the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award at this year's Scottish Legal Awards.

Calls for a moratorium on data centres were dismissed by John Swinney yesterday who insisted the government had introduced guidelines to ensure community interests were being protected.

Singular Photonics, an Edinburgh University spin-off, has closed an oversubscribed $2.15 million funding round to develop a new generation of image sensors typically used in medical equipment and digital cameras.

A company making sustainable construction materials has raised almost £900,000 to help increase production of its flagship product which is being used in a major NHS project.

Former newspaper offices in Glasgow are likely to be replaced by a development including more student and co-living accommodation.

Scottish cloud computing firm Iomart Group has appointed former bank executive Matthew Waymark as chief financial officer and director, filling one of two key vacancies at the company.

Newton Property Management has acquired PMC Property Management, a factoring business headquartered in Oldmeldrum, Aberdeenshire.

STV Radio, Scotland’s newest and only national commercial radio station, has recorded a strong debut in its first official audience figures since its launch in January.