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The Tayside property market has remained strong throughout the third quarter of 2025, with average house selling prices across the region reaching £193,600 – a 6% increase year-on-year. Strong buyer confidence was evident, with the number of homes going under offer climbing by 8%. A tota

Demand for tax and consulting services has pushed EY's global revenue up by 4% to $53.2 billion (c. £39.6bn) for the financial year ending June 2025.

A Deloitte survey has revealed that UK Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) are facing a dual threat of soaring operating costs and record-high concerns over the nation's competitiveness.

Shopper footfall across Scotland experienced its sharpest decline since June, falling by 2.3% in September compared to the previous year.

Nearly half of millennials are willing to open a Junior ISA (JISA) to help give someone else’s child a financial foot up, according to research conducted by 3Gem on behalf Scottish Friendly. Meanwhile, the same research shows a continued rise in support amongst the UK public for reforming JISA

Scottish businesses are under increasing pressure from rising costs, faltering confidence, and declining investment, according to the latest Quarterly Economic Indicator from the Scottish Chambers of Commerce (SCC). The survey of 440 Scottish businesses, produced in partnership with the Fraser of Al

The Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL) group has distributed £42 million to clubs, the highest figure in the league’s history, its newly-published annual accounts confirm. The accounts reveal total group distributions are up £4.1m (11%) to £42m from last year’

Aberdeen International Airport is targeting new routes and increased capacity after its pre-tax profits more than doubled to £17.2 million in 2024, up from £6.8m in the previous year. The strong performance was driven by an 8.7% rise in turnover to £56.4m and a 1.7% growth in passe

More than half (52%) of board members appointed to UK financial services firms in the past 12 months brought technology expertise to the table – up from 36% the year prior – as AI and emerging technologies rise up the corporate agenda. The latest EY European Financial Services Boardroom

St Andrews' Old Course Hotel has reported a pre-tax loss £890,000 amid rising revenues, but saw its net liabilities more than double to £9.1 million following increased borrowing from its American parent company, Kohler.

Average monthly mortgage payments in Scotland have fallen by over £140 since the end of last year, signalling improving affordability in the housing market. According to Rettie, the average payment stood at £1,057 at the end of the second quarter of 2025, down from over £1,200 in l

The UK economy grew by 0.3% in the second quarter of the year, a slowdown from the 0.7% growth recorded in the first three months. The official figures, confirmed by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), come as firms reportedly front-loaded spending earlier in the year to pre-empt potentia

AG Barr, the maker of IRN-BRU and Rubicon, has reported a strong first half, with adjusted pre-tax profits surging by 20.1% to £35.2 million for the 26 weeks ending 26 July 2025. The beverage company saw revenue rise 3.1% to £228.1m and has reconfirmed its profit expectations for the ful

STV reported a pre-tax loss of £200,000 for the first half of the year, a sharp downturn from the £4.8 million profit recorded in the same period last year. The loss was driven by a 16% fall in national linear advertising, contributing to a 10% drop in total advertising revenue to £

Glasgow-based KWC Global, a training and facilitation company which is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary, has recorded a turnover rise from £1.01 million in 2021 to £2.07m in 2024 – a 106% increase over four years. Originally established in 2000 as Kissing With Confidence,