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Rory Galloway A family-owned agriculture business in Arbroath, Angus, has received backing from Barclays to help the business diversify into property investment and development.

Phil Anderson and Rebecca Shiel Phil Anderson, owner of north east-based Phil Anderson Financial Services, has recognised the contribution his longest serving employee has made to the Aberdeenshire company’s success by appointing her company director and gifting her five percent of his company.

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Leo Johnson PwC has launched a virtual reality (VR) experience for its clients, in a move that it says will allow them to explore and better understand the range of potential future disruptions that could impact their organisation.

A man has appeared in court in Aberdeen accused of attempting to blow up one of the Granite City's ATMs using explosives.

The Help to Buy (Scotland) scheme is to be extended beyond 2019 after the Scottish Government announced a further £100 million investment over two years.

A £150 million hotel and office complex next to the Edinburgh International Conference Centre is expected to be given the green light after a series of alterations were made to the initial proposals.

Andrew Holloway Uncertainty over the renewal of EU State Aid approval for the HMRC approved Enterprise Management Incentive (EMI) scheme could impact young and entrepreneurial businesses across Scotland, according to Scottish accountancy firm Johnston Carmichael.

Ross McEwan Royal Bank of Scotland boss Ross McEwan has announced that his staff will provide training to one million people across the UK by 2020 in a new initiative aimed at keeping the public safe from fraudsters.

Finding savings is now “increasingly critical” for councils dealing with ongoing reductions in funding while maintaining services for an increasingly ageing population, the Accounts Commission has warned.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today published the latest step in its response to the concerns identified through its asset management market study.

The ‘Beast from the East’, the snowstorm which resulted in a shutdown of services in Scotland for several days in late February into early March, has also had an impact of a drop in the number of the properties being brought to market, according to estate agent ESPC’s most recent house price

Sarah Addis Commercial property figures for the first quarter of 2018 show there has already been 252,491 sq. ft. of take up in Glasgow city centre this year – an increase of around 145 per cent on the same time last year (103,000 sq. ft.) and above the five-year average of 198,544 sq. ft., though

Industry experts (left to right) Sandy Cairnie, Chris van der Kuyl, Fraser Edmond, Iain Crole and Paddy Burns recently set up Broker Insights in Dundee The number of new technology companies being set up in Scotland rose by 77 per cent last year, outstripping the rate recorded throughout the UK as a

A novel police operation in which actors pretended to be drunk and tried to buy alcohol from pubs and clubs saw every business fail the test.