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Ally Scott The value of UK M&A in Q3 of 2016 increased from the previous quarter, despite Brexit uncertainty, according to latest data released by EY.

Aberdeen City Council has become the first local authority in Scotland to be assigned a credit rating as it prepares to invest in major housebuilding and construction projects.

As part of the investment in digital technology to improve products and services for customers.

'Expose GRG' has launched a class action against the bank. New secret documents have emerged that seemingly expose still 73 per cent taxpayer-owned bank Royal Bank of Scotland methods of intentionally driving struggling businesses to the wall in order to cash-in on their assets.

Investment in Edinburgh’s commercial property market is on course to reach its highest point since 2006, according to analysis from Knight Frank.

An Aberdeen pharmacist who forged prescriptions has admitted a VAT fraud of more than £200,000.

Britons are taking on unsecured debt at a faster pace than any time in the last decade, according to latest data from financial capability charity The Money Charity.

Edinburgh-based Green Investment Bank is being lined-up for takeover by a consortium led by Australian bank Macquarie, and involving the Pension Protection Fund, Lloyds Bank and Sustainable Development Capital as the UK Government considers the consortium’s final offers following its decision to

Proposals to redesign Scotland’s system of business rates can strengthen local democratic accountability, or increase the system’s efficiency, but it will be hard to achieve both at once, according to tax professionals.

Despite an easing of some negative effects, risk appetite among the Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) of the UK’s largest businesses remains subdued following the EU referendum, according to Deloitte’s latest CFO Survey.

David Lonsdale By David Lonsdale, director of the Scottish Retail Consortium

Nick Laird Scotland’s private sector output increased for the first time in three months during September, according to the latest Bank of Scotland Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI)

Edinburgh-based Baillie Gifford’s Japan Trust has posted a strong set of results for the last financial year on the back of an appreciating yen and depreciating pound.

The value of the pound fell by 6 per cent at one stage overnight to $1.1378, having dropped by 10 per cent before one of the more outlying major trades was cancelled, leaving traders scratching their heads.

S6 school pupil Leona Whyte and Alan Cumming, National Estate Agency Director at Aberdein Considine. Aberdeen-based legal firm Aberdein Considine is to speak to children in schools across Scotland to teach them about pensions, mortgages and credit cards to help them understand the danger of debt.