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Susan Deacon Susan Deacon has today been named as the new Chair of the Institute of Directors in Scotland.

Aberdeen and Edinburgh have ranked in the top five UK cities in which to live and work for a fourth consecutive year. According to the latest 2015 Good Growth for Cities index, produced by PwC and think-tank, Demos, Glasgow has also performed well and continues to slowly move up the rankings.

Edinburgh-based Standard Life has committed to invest £30m in its wrap platform to improve retirement income processes. The insurance giant said it was spending the money to make sure it kept pace with the changes in the pension and retirement investment market.

Andrew Paterson, Hugh Younger and Sean Cockburn. Edinburgh-based private client law firm Murray Beith Murray has announced the appointment of Sean Cockburn to tax director and Andrew Paterson to partner.

The recent decline in Scotch Whisky exports is slowing, with industry revenue from shipments in the first half of the year totalling £1.7 billion. According to the Scotch Whisky Associaiton, encouraging trends are starting to develop in several key markets despite continuing economic headwinds, pol

Royal Bank of Scotland has been forced to deny allegations that it falsified documents in order to pay lower levels of compensation to small businesses which were mis-sold complex interest rate hedging products. The still 73 per cent state-owned bank refuted the claims made by The Times newspaper th

A series of recommendations made following an inquiry into the spiralling costs of the V&A Dundee project have now been implemented, according to a new report.

A court in Ireland has heard how a bank has been forced to back down in its attempt to repossess the Dublin home owned by a woman who had already been dead for seven years. Circuit Civil Court heard how that despite AIB Mortgage Bank having learned in 2009 of the woman’s death two years earlier in

A Scottish stock market trader is facing fraud charges in the US over allegations that he created fake tweets to mislead the market. US authorities claim the bogus tweets were intended to manipulate the stock prices of two companies.

Helen Goodman A Labour MP has accused the British Government of “rewarding their cronies and cheating the taxpayer” through its decision to sell-off the first tranche of state-owned shares in Royal Bank of Scotland.

The controversial Uber taxi app will launch in Edinburgh today after the company reported "huge demand" for the service in the city. The move also comes after bosses said that they were “blown away” with its reception in Glasgow following its launch there last month.

Pat Denzler A well-known Edinburgh businesswoman has been appointed to the lead role in Scotland’s pre-eminent livery company which represents forty-three professions in the Capital.

A sharp fall in new car sales in Scotland has been recorded for October with the recent emissions scandal surrounding Volkswagen cited as a contributory factor. Data from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) recorded a total of 13,459 registrations in October - down by 17.1 per cent

House prices in Scotland are set to jump by almost one-fifth over the next five years, according to Savills. The estate agents has cited the economic recovery that is spreading across the UK as reason for its prediction that the average Scottish property will cost £160,339 by the end up 2020 – 14

Wealthy foreign real estate investors shying away from the ballooning costs in London are sinking almost £1.4 billion a year into Scotland. With many property experts believing London is nearing a property bubble, property group JLL say Scottish real estate has received the highest amount of non-do