Business

A T. rex named Gus sold for a record $50.1 million this month, but the market’s earlier billionaire showcase fossil, Shen, never actually sold in 2022.

BPCL’s Bharatgas Lite ZIP joins HPCL’s Instamart tie-up in a race for LPG’s digital front door, built on distributors still seeking a raise.

Scotland approved Ocean Winds’ two-gigawatt Caledonia wind farms, but the seabird compensation plan that stalled Berwick Bank still looms.

Scotland’s population rose by only 2,200 in the year to mid-2025 as migration fell 62% and deaths outnumbered births almost everywhere in the country.

A UK study calls Torness fit for new reactors, but Scotland’s re-elected SNP government still won’t lift its nuclear ban, even as savings top £2 billion.

Scotland approved Ocean Winds’ 2GW Caledonia wind farm, but transmission charges, not permits, may now decide if the Moray Firth project gets built.

Dredging has started on Islay’s £107 million Port Ellen ferry terminal, built for a ferry class already racking up 150 warranty claims.

Tech Mahindra’s Q1 FY27 revenue and deal wins beat Street estimates, but a forex hit pushed net profit below every major brokerage forecast.

Ferguson Marine has just seven platers and 11 welders left as Scotland’s government stalls on its March promise of four new shipyard contracts.

Edinburgh’s Bernard Hunter has taken delivery of Scotland’s first Liebherr LRT 1090-2.1, a 90-tonne rough terrain crane with a 47-metre boom.