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Nanette Aitken Troon-based software specialist Serendipity EMS, which has supplied Kilmarnock Football Club with a new ticketing system, has announced ambitions to win similar contracts throughout the UK.

Julie Hesketh-Laird Scottish whisky distilleries are attracting more visitors from the UK and across the globe than ever before after more than 1.5 million people came to see how the iconic product is made last year - and spending £50 million in the process.

Fraser Lusty An audience in Inverness will hear tomorrow how crowdfundng is performing a vital role by filling a finance gap for Scotland’s investors and businesses.

Nitesh Patel Three seaside towns in Scotland have recorded at least a doubling in house prices since 2005, according to research from Bank of Scotland.

Paul Marshall is a partner, and Niall McLean is an associate in the business ethics team at Brodies LLP Behaving ethically, and being seen to be behave ethically, is an increasingly important aspect of doing business. In a climate in which businesses are subjected to unprecedented scrutiny and growi

Scottish local authorities raked in a record profit of more than £33 million last year from parking charges and fines. New data released by the RAC Foundation found a total of £73.3m was raised across the country through parking last year, while the total cost of running parking activities was £3

Laura Falls New laws hailed as making it easier to start and grow a business are actually likely to increase the burden of red tape on Scottish SMEs, according to law firm HBJ Gateley.

Angela Hickmore The number of new financial services jobs available in Scotland's largest cities has increased by more than 20 per cent since the independence referendum, according to a new report.

The Nationwide Building Society has reported a 54 per cent rise in annual pre-tax profit to £1.04bn. The building society reported £677m a year earlier and the result sees Nationwide return to its position of the UK's second largest mortgage lender.

A global cigarette and tobacco company is targeting Holyrood as it launches the largest corporate compensation case in history over plain packaging legislation. Philip Morris will reportedly issue proceedings by Tuesday as it seeks between £9 billion and £11 billion from the UK and Scottish govern

From left: Lindsay Darroch, partner, Blackadders LLP; Campbell Clark, partner Blackadders LLP; Marjory MacDonald; Johnston Clark (managing partner, Blackadders LLP Angus legal firm Marjory MacDonald Solicitors is to merge with Blackadders LLP on 22 May.

Defence firm BAE Systems is to invest more than £100 million in improving and expanding its Govan and Scotstoun sites.

Creditors of Dundee building company Muirfield Contracts have agreed to continue with the firm’s winding down after a crunch meeting mediated by administrators Campbell Dallas.

More job losses have been announced by administrators at Fife-based paper maker Tullis Russell. KPMG announced the news as it confirmed that it had failed to attract a buyer before this Monday’s deadline.

A man from Northern Ireland has been jailed after he claimed more than £200,000 in VAT refund cash even though he didn’t even own a farm. Thomas McKay, 31, from Banbridge in County Down, was prosecuted after a HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) investigation found he created false invoices for a non-e