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17 Apr 2020
Angela Higgins of Resonance Capital and a volunteer fundraiser on behalf of Masks for Scotland, has announced the launch of a logistics effort to ensure that PPE is distributed throughout Scotland to frontline staff in the community and is calling for volunteers and Glasgow’s businesses to back the campaign.
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29 Mar 2020
For businesses in Glasgow, the Scottish Government Coronavirus Business Support Fund is being administered by Glasgow City Council.
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26 Mar 2020
The team at IFSD Glasgow has put together a list of on line resources designed to help businesses through the Coronavirus crisis.
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18 Mar 2020
Forty new jobs will be created in Glasgow over the next three years by Elcom Systems, the specialists in eProcurement and eFunding solutions.
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17 Mar 2020
SAS has confirmed significant expansion of its Research & Development (R&D) Centre based in the heart of Glasgow’s IFSD. Having doubled the size of the centre since its inception in 2014 to around 100 employees, SAS will now expand it by a further 20 per cent in 2020, investing in a team of highly skilled data scientists to focus on technology development.
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16 Mar 2020
Glasgow based Strathclyde Sirens, Scotland's only professional netball team, has announced a partnership with financial planners, Murphy Wealth.
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24 Feb 2020
Glasgow has been named among the UK’s most active areas for hotel investment last year, according to analysis from Knight Frank.
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19 Feb 2020
Glasgow - in competition with over 300 cities across the continent - has been ranked the top large city in Europe for foreign direct investment (FDI), according to a report by fDi Intelligence (part of the Financial Times portfolio).
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17 Feb 2020
HFD Group’s new office development at 177 Bothwell Street will have a cumulative impact of more than £2.8 billion gross value added (GVA) across Scotland over 25 years, according to an independent economic report. Located in the heart of Glasgow’s IFSD, the development will contribute £1.8 billion to the city’s economy alone.
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29 Jan 2020
The Glasgow City Region City Deal is set to spend £740 million on infrastructure in the next five years.