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Standard Life Investments, the fund arm of Edinburgh-based insurance giant Standard Life, has announced plans to reopen its UK Real Estate Fund at midday on Oct. 17, after trading on it was suspended in the wake of June’s Brexit vote.

Blair Nimmo Administrators who took over at a collapsed Dundee company in July have still not been provided with a list of the company’s assets and liabilities by its director.

The total number of households in Scotland now stands at 2.43 million and the private rented sector now accounts for 14 per cent of all tenures, the latest Scottish Household Survey has revealed.

A worker at the Royal Canadian Mint accused of smuggling $180,000 worth of gold, in his rectum, has appeared before a judge – named Justice Doody.

Paul Wheelhouse Four communities are to receive a share of £10 million from the Scottish Government to deliver a variety of business infrastructure projects.

Engineering contractors have welcomed the announcement that project bank accounts (PBAs) are to be used on building projects over £4 million which are procured by Scottish Government bodies.

In a development that industry experts are describing as “a major legal breakthrough”, Scotch whisky has been registered as a certification trademark in Taiwan.

Proposals to reform Council Tax in Scotland will only “slightly” improve the fairness of what will remain a “regressive” tax, the leading professional body representing the country’s tax professionals has said.

Jason McLeod ABL Business, the Yorkshire-based business support consultancy offering commercial finance and marketing support to SMEs, has expanded its team operating north of the border.

Back, left to right – Mark Macefield, Kevin Cattanach & Frank Pratt Front, left to right – Lyle Crawford, David Main & Louise Presslie Whitelaw Wells, the accountancy firm with offices in Edinburgh and Glasgow which can trace its roots back to the 19th century, has announced the firm’s

Edinburgh-based cloud software pioneer FreeAgent has entered into a new partnership with accountancy and back office services provider Anderson Group.

Royal Bank of Scotland has agreed to pay $1.1 billion (£846m) to American authorities to settle two claims that it mis-sold toxic mortgage securities in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis.

The UK has positioned itself as a world-leading hub in emerging FinTech (financial technology) but the potential regulatory and business challenges posed by Brexit risks ceding ground to America and Asia Pacific rivals, says a new report from Association of Chartered Certified Accountants in Scotla

A man in Northern Ireland has ended up in court after admitting to stealing apples from Tesco on almost a dozen occasions by scanning them through a self-service machine as carrots.

Scottish legal heavyweights MacRoberts and Morton Fraser are in late stage merger talks, according to reports. A merger would establish a new firm with a turnover of £38 million, making it the sixth largest by revenue in Scotland.