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Sandy Manson, chief executive of Johnston Carmichael on the ice with Sophie Jackson, Scottish Junior Curling Champion. Scotland’s leading independent accountancy and business advisory firm, Johnston Carmichael has been confirmed as the main event partner for the World Junior Curling Championships

Professor Graeme Roy The latest results from the Scottish Chambers of Commerce’s Quarterly Economic Indicator survey show optimism amongst most Scottish businesses continuing to improve during the 3nd quarter of 2017, reaching levels higher than a year ago in construction, financial and business s

Andrew Fraser Resolving the legacy of non-performing loans (NPL) is critical to the recovery of bank credit, investment and economic growth in Europe, according to Edinburgh-based investment firm Standard Life Investments.

The Bank of England has today issued a warning to the nation's banks that their current lending habits could leave them open to losses on their personal debt balance sheets totalling £30 billion should the economy suffer a serious shock.

Dougal Sharp Edinburgh-based craft brewer Innis & Gunn has announced its intention to accept a £15 million investment by a major US private equity investor in exchange for a 28 per cent stake in the business.

A criminal investigation has been launched over the collapse of law firm Ross Harper. The firm was shut down in 2012 after 50 years and four of its partners were struck off following investigations by the Law Society of Scotland and findings of the Scottish Solicitors’ Discipline Tribunal. The Da

Dougal Gunn Sharp Edinburgh-based craft brewer Innis & Gunn has been approached by a US private equity firm with links to luxury goods group LVMH to buy a 27.9 per cent stake in the business.

Iain McGhee Iain McGhee, valuations partner at commercial property consultants Knight Frank analyses what the findings of yesterday's report mean for the industry

Emulating the great shock pulled off by the triumphant Danish European Championship side of 25 years ago, a team of reserves last week stole the show in similar fashion by winning Scott-Moncrieff’s annual Super Sevens charity football tournament, having only been drafted in at the eleventh hour.

Coffee drinkers in Scotland may soon face a new tax on their cups along the lines of the 5p tax brought in to combat the environmental impact of carrier bags.

Jamie Robertson Jamie Robertson, residential property solicitor at Scottish law firm Thorntons, assesses the novel method of sale.

Scotland’s housebuilding sector is performing well, despite increasing political and economic pressures, according to a global accountancy firm Grant Thornton.

A divorcee who disputed the interpretation of a factor in a formula governing the valuation of a person’s rights or interests in a pension arrangement has had her appeal unanimously allowed but justices in the Supreme Court. Mr McDonald (the respondent) worked as a miner for British Coal. He join

Shirley Li-Ting Glasgow-based law firm Gilson Gray's has announced the appointment of Shirley Li-Ting to strengthen its business restructuring & recovery team.

CYBG CEO David Duffy shows of Clydesdale Bank's new tenner