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Michelle Elliot and Stuart Robb LCBSG Scotland Leonard Curtis Business Solutions Group (LCBSG) has made a significant addition to its team in Scotland with the recent appointment of Michelle Elliot as a director. Ms Elliot will be based in Glasgow, heading up the team together with Stuart Robb, who

David Alexander, managing director of D J Alexander More landlords will leave the private rented sector in the next year as annual rental price growth has been flat or falling since 2016, according to a study by Edinburgh-based property management firm DJ Alexander.

Vandana Pillai and Dhruv Trivedia of Bounce Back based in Glasgow – an after-alcohol replenishment drink - with Scottish EDGE CEO Evelyn McDonald (Image: scottishphotographer.com) A competition that provides grants to accelerate growth in Scotland’s start-ups has been awarded £1 million from Sc

The price of property coming onto the UK property market has fallen by by an average of 1.7 per cent (-£5,222) this month, new data has shown.

Workers in Scotland take over 800,000 days off a year due to money worries, according to landmark research released today from pension and investment company, Aegon.

Politicians are constantly thinking of new ideas and policies to help boost the economy, but there is one idea no government will have thought of before but one company is now advocating, and it’s a lot more fun than inflation, interest rates and trade deficits.

David Alexander, Managing Director of D J Alexander New build property values are rising at a much greater rate than existing property values according to a study by Edinburgh-based property management firm DJ Alexander.

Accountancy and finance businesses are prioritising employees with strong communication skillsets, as AI is used to enhance the technical and analytical skills of workers, according to the Reed Finance State of Skills research.

Maxine Antoniou – Aberdeen Standard Investments, Jack Ransom (98 year old former employee and WW2 veteran) and Commanding Officer 5 Military Intelligence Battalion Standard Life Aberdeen has been named among 50 winners of the Ministry of Defence's Employer Recognition Scheme Gold Awards which reco

The town centre vacancy rate for Scotland was 11.1 per cent in October 2018, an increase from 10.8 per cent in July 2018 and above the average vacancy rate for the UK, which is 9.6 per cent, according to latest data from the Scottish Retail Consortium.

Latest figures released today show the UK economy grew by 0.6 per cent in the three months to September, driven by warm weather spending and the football World Cup.

Newly published figures have revealed that private sector pension contributions are falling to minimum automatic enrolment levels, from a recent contribution high of 9.7 per cent of salary in 20122 to just 3.4 per cent in 2017 – with 1.2 per cent from the employee and 2.1 per cent from the employ

Scotland will benefit from nearly £1 billion in additional funding for the Scottish Government, as well as £150 million for a Tay Cities Deal and a freeze in Spirits Duty, the Chancellor of the Exchequer Philiip Hammond claimed as he announced his Budget yesterday.

Lucy O’carroll Standard Life Aberdeen’s chief economist (SLA) is to leave the Edinburgh-based financial giant after 13 years to take up a newly created role at the new the new Scottish Exchequer at the Scottish Government.

Lloyds Banking Group is to pay up to £150 million to female pensioners following after the high court ruled the bank should equalise pension payments for men and women.