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Perth-based tech investment specialist Braveheart Investment Group has unveiled interim results covering the six months to the end of September showing the company turning a profit of £191,000 on revenue of £397,000.

A new survey has revealed that despite more than one in ten people in the UK not knowing how to get a Will, Scots are most likely to have one in place.

Nicola Sturgeon Work to establish a Scottish National Investment Bank takes a step forward today with the launch of a public consultation on the details of the bank’s operation.

Plans for a new telephone hotline similar to the 999 emergency service but for financial fraud are being examined by UK authorities and industry experts.

EQ managers Michael Stephenson, Rachel Bell, Scott Greig and Sarah Millar receive their award at the Birmingham awards Dundee-based EQ Chartered Accountants has won a prestigious, national award for its commitment to continuous improvement and innovation.

https://youtu.be/m7GgjTOft-Y A huge new advertising screen which is being dubbed the “Big Brother Screen" is to be installed in central London’s Piccadilly Circus utilising “recognition technology” to specifically target individuals and vehicles that are passing by.

Tulloch is delivering 50 2-bedroom flats at The Village in East Kilbride Tulloch Homes is to accelerate its development plans after securing a £20 million funding package from Bank of Scotland.

Police Scotland have begun conducting inquiries into the now notorious Royal Bank of Scotland business unit know as the Global Restructuring Unit (GRG) which could lead to the opening of a formal investigation, it has emerged.

Whilst corporate reporting by large listed companies is generally good, detailed explanations and clarity could still be better, according to accountancy watchdog the Financial Reporting Council’s (FRC) Annual Review of Corporate Reporting.

A new £1 million research and development project focused on cost reduction, increased efficiency and value add for the oil and gas sector has received backing from Scottish Enterprise.

McCrea's managing director Douglas McCrea (left) welcomes Jonathan Campbell to the firm's board Glasgow-based McCrea Financial Services has announced that Jonathan Campbell has been appointed to its board of directors as part of an ongoing strengthening of the firm's executive team.

Blair Nimmo New statistics from KPMG show the number of businesses failing in Scotland fell in the third quarter of 2017, compared to the same three months in 2016. This decrease marks the third consecutive quarter of improvement in insolvencies compared to the same respective months last year.

Lord Adair Turner (Image courtesy of The Royal Society) Two leading economists will say today that Scotland’s economy can be transformed for the better through large-scale investment in the transition to a low-carbon economy.

University of Edinburgh Business School is this week hosting a 48 hour competition that challenges its undergraduates to match profit with purpose by developing business ideas to tackle inequalities and transform local communities.

Basto Beach, Lewis Scotland’s island businesses want younger local populations, and need decision-makers to tackle poor transport links and bad broadband, according to a survey of firms based at locations such as Arran and Unst and Lewis by the Federation of Small Businesses.