The billionaire brothers behind the takeover of one of Scotland’s longest-established bus firms have been amassing a significant share of the market.

Billionaire brothers James and Sandy Easdale are renowned for their business acumen in good old-fashioned people-first industries, from buses to taxis to property.

MSPs will debate the future of Glasgow's buses later today. Partick Harvie Green MSP is calling for a publicly owned bus firm in the city. McGill's, one of the Glasgow region's biggest bus firms, is vehemently opposed to the idea.

Inverclyde's billionaire businessmen brothers Sandy and James Easdale have seen their estimated wealth grow by £10 million in the past year, according to the 2025 Sunday Times Rich List.

'A number of major retailers' have shown interest in snapping up a development site in Port Glasgow, according to the local businessmen who own the land.

A new fleet of 12 zero-emission electric double-decker buses has been unveiled by Xplore Dundee today, marking a significant leap forward in sustainable public transport for the City of Discovery.

Midland Bluebird, which runs bus services across the Forth Valley and into Edinburgh, has announced it is to invest £14 million in 30 state-of-the-art electric buses.

John Swinney's government should learn from Alex Salmond's if ministers want to grow the economy and create jobs, according to a leading businessman.

Scotland and the UK could face an energy security risk by shutting Grangemouth oil refinery, according to a leading businessman.

Greenock-based businessmen Sandy and James Easdale have added to their burgeoning commercial property portfolio by acquiring a huge Inverclyde site formerly occupied by a global packaging manufacturer.

Labour’s plans to reform bus services are ill-conceived and doomed to fail, the billionaire behind Scotland’s biggest independent bus operator has warned.

Greenock-based McGill’s Group has announced two significant senior appointments, including the former boss of ferry operator CalMac.

A major contact centre currently occupied by EE has been purchased by leading Scottish businessmen Sandy and James Easdale.

Quickest way to lose your fortune? ‘Buy a football club’, say billionaire Scottish brothers Sandy and James Easdale.

A Kilmacolm mansion owned by Scottish billionaire James Easdale is set to undergo an extensive £1 million extension following approval for its plans from Inverclyde Council.