Terry Murden

Scotland

Editor at Daily Business

Journalist at Freelance

Media communications, news and commercial photography, freelance copywriting

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Starmer told to spell out impact of immigration plan – Daily Business

1 day ago | dailybusinessgroup.co.uk | Terry Murden

Sir Keir Starmer has been urged to explain how his new immigration plans will impact on Scotland.
BA-Boeing deal comes with sweetener for Rolls-Royce – Daily Business

5 days ago | dailybusinessgroup.co.uk | Terry Murden

Tariff agreement A deal for new aircraft has emerged as an early winner for both sides in the trade agreement between the UK and the US. International Airlines Group (IAG), owner of British Airways, has ordered 32 US-built Boeing 787-10 planes, said to be worth $10 billion, as part of a bigger deal that came with a sweetener for UK aero engine maker Rolls-Royce.
Founders invite offers for Slange Var soda drink – Daily Business

6 days ago | dailybusinessgroup.co.uk | Terry Murden

Brand sale Slange Var, the Scottish drinks brand, has been put up for sale by founder Sarah and Charles Dougan who set up the brahnd nearly ten years ago. The Glasgow-based company is also considering limited brand licensing opportunities, including regional licensing for international markets or product-specific collaborations. Slange Var – the phonetic rendering of the Scottish Gaelic for “cheers to your health”.
Labour confirms youth mobility scheme on agenda – Daily Business

6 days ago | dailybusinessgroup.co.uk | Terry Murden

New movement Labour has said it is looking to establish a youth mobility scheme with the European Union that would roll-back part of the Brexit deal. It would enable young people in the UK to study and work on the continent — and allow those in the EU to do the same here.
Next leads retail's sunnier outlook with upgrade – Daily Business

6 days ago | dailybusinessgroup.co.uk | Terry Murden

Next raised its profit guidance for the second time in two months after shoppers hit the streets in unusually warm spring weather. The fashion and home furnishings retailer, which recently pushed through the £1 billion profit milestone for the first time, credited the weather for boosting sales, particularly of summer clothing, over the first quarter to 26 April by 11.4%.
Salmon still facing tariff 'barrier' in UK-US deal – Daily Business

6 days ago | dailybusinessgroup.co.uk | Terry Murden

Scotland’s key salmon sector is among those feeling short-changed by the UK-US tariff agreement despite it being hailed as a breakthrough on both sides of the Atlantic. Salmon industry leader Tavish Scott led Scottish calls for more negotiations to improve the agreement that President Trump described as a “full and comprehensive deal”. Analysts saw it as creating more of a framework for a deal that will take months to negotiate.
Key listing for gin made from Old Course botanicals – Daily Business

6 days ago | dailybusinessgroup.co.uk | Terry Murden

Supermarket deal Distiller Eden Mil, whose Golf Gin contains botanicals foraged from the Old Course in St Andrews, has secured a first UK-wide supermarket listing. The gin is being stocked in 202 Waitrose stores. Commenting on the news, Rennie Donaldson, chief executive at Eden Mill, said: “St Andrews is the beating heart of our brand and it’s the historical home of golf, so we’ve always wanted to authentically tie our Golf Gin product to the town.
Interest rate cut helps put Labour on the front foot – Daily Business

6 days ago | dailybusinessgroup.co.uk | Terry Murden

A cut in the cost of borrowing today helped deliver what is likely to be a hat-trick of positive announcements for the UK Labour government. As expected, the Bank of England’s monetary policy committee shaved 25 basis points off the base rate, bringing it down from 4.5% to 4.25%, easing cost pressures on businesses and households. It is the fourth rate cut in 12 months.
£1.35bn grid investment creates hundreds of jobs – Daily Business

1 week ago | dailybusinessgroup.co.uk | Terry Murden

ScottishPower has hailed a £1.35 billion commitment from the National Wealth Fund and a number of banks to upgrade the electricity grid that will create hundreds of jobs in the supply chain. The investment in seven projects, including key substations in Scotland, will pave the way for a new era of clean and cheaper electricity.
Britain close to agreeing US deal to reduce tariffs – Daily Business

1 week ago | dailybusinessgroup.co.uk | Terry Murden

Trade talks Britain and the United States are close to announcing a trade deal that will lower the tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump last month. Mr Trump said in a social media post that he was preparing to announce a “major trade deal” and an announcement is expected from the White House this afternoon.