Business & Economy

Fifty women at 50 part five: "The next few years are likely to be my most productive”

Part five of Holyrood's special series of interviews with 50 women aged 50, offering different perspectives on the experiences of women at middle age

Richard Leonard launches Scottish Labour’s ‘jobs for good’ campaign

Scottish Labour leader calls for a series of targeted interventions in sectors such as energy, manufacturing, tourism and hospitality to boost employment after the furlough scheme ends

'The stay at home message will stay', Swinney says

Families of care workers who die from coronavirus can now stay in UK after Home Office climbdown

Coronavirus recovery must address long-standing inequality, says EHRC

Rishi Sunak warns UK faces ‘severe recession’

Unemployment claims rise by 69 per cent in a month, new ONS figures show

Spending lockdown in a supermarket carpark

Michael Gove: 'philosophical differences' over UK-EU relationship post-Brexit

Backbench Tory MPs pile pressure on PM to rule out tax rises

Bank of England buys £200bn of government debt to 'spread the cost to society'

Furlough scheme extended for another four months

‘Fairly clear’ UK heading for recession as economy takes biggest hit since 2008

Third of Scottish small businesses may never reopen after coronavirus outbreak

Chancellor Rishi Sunak to set out future of coronavirus furlough scheme

North Ayrshire Council to take ‘radical’ new approach to economic recovery after COVID-19

Elma Murray appointed interim chair of the Accounts Commission

Associate feature: Keeping us connected

Former Skyscanner COO to lead Scottish tech industry review

Charities in Scotland facing an uncertain future

Scottish Government introduces new loan fund for landlords

Associate feature: Creative Scotland CEO Iain Munro on re-imagining the future of the creative sector

Over 40 per cent of people are concerned about income during COVID-19 lockdown, Citizens Advice Scotland finds

Boris Johnson to give coronavirus lockdown update as he leads Downing Street briefing for first time in a month

Ministers may have to 'make the judgement of Solomon' on how to lift lockdown, John Swinney says

Coronavirus has amplified calls for a universal basic income