Business

An East Sutherland golf club has issued a big thank-you shout out to NHS workers battling to save lives during the coronavirus pandemic.

A call has gone out from the FSB for the Scottish Government to create an emergency grant and loan scheme for businesses and the self-employed.

THE Highland economy has a good chance of recovery if the coronavirus lock-down does not last longer than three months, a top economist has suggested.

Businesses across the Highlands are starting to receive grants via the Covid-19 Business Grant Scheme, Highland Council says.

Troubled department store chain Debenhams looks set to file of administration for a second time in a year

MSP David Stewart fears many businesses in the Highlands and Islands will go under because of the approach being taken by banks and some insurers.

An upsurge of support from across the globe is propping up a Sutherland golf course in danger of financial collapse because of coronavirus.

SPONSORED CONTENT: Begbies Traynor Group gives advice to small businesses in the wake of the escalating coronavirus crisis.

EasyJet has grounded its entire fleet in the wake of the coranvirus pandemic.

Businesses struggling after the onset of strict measures to curb the coronavirus pandemic are being offered a helping hand by a local media firm.

An ambitious plan to create a commercial and community hub in north west Sutherland may not yet go ahead.

Airports across the Highlands and Islands will close to scheduled flights from Sunday in order to maintain lifeline and essential services.

POPULAR Highland baker Harry Gow has closed its local bakeries for the foreseeable future due to the coronavirus.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has threatened non-essential businesses with the use of emergency powers if they do not close voluntarily

A HOTEL worker given just hours to leave his accommodation after being made redundant is pleading for a job anywhere in the Highlands.

A COMPANY who sacked 30 members of staff and told them to vacate their accommodation have claimed it was an "administrative error".

LEADING figures in the worlds of politics and journalism have condemned the owners of a hotel near Aviemore for sacking 30 staff members.

Highland Council is providing online help to advise people of scams attempting to exploit the coronavirus crisis.

DESPITE laying off 30 workers with immediate effect, the owners of the Coylumbridge Hotel have been advertising for more staff.

GOOD Samaritans have come forward with offers to help 30 hotel workers sacked and told to vacate their accommodation with just one day's notice.