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The number of retailers in Scotland going bust has been at rate of just over one a week for the last ten years, according to new analysis of the sector by accountants and business advisers French Duncan LLP. The firm has analysed official Insolvency Service statistics and found that 615 Scottish ret

The Future Female Business Leaders Programme has launched nationwide today with some of the most recognisable and successful Scottish businesswomen leading the way to developing and growing women-led businesses and women in leadership positions. This new partnership, supported by the First Mini

KPMG, administrators for Dundee-based building services firm McGill & Co, have found a buyer for the business. A company led by Dundee-based businessman Graeme Carling is now in exclusive talks about a deal, KPMG announced this morning.

Springfield Properties, which delivers private and affordable housing throughout Scotland, has announced interim results for the six-month period ended 30 November 2018 showing revenue in its private housing and affordable divisions has increased, with profit before tax across it operations soaring

Four in five Scottish smaller businesses contribute to their local community or give to charity, according to new research from the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB). In the new study – called ‘Small Business, Big Heart’ – the small business campaign group examines the con

Scottish consumers are among the most concerned about the economic impact of Brexit, but more than half the population still don’t believe the UK’s exit from the European Union will change their spending habits.

A team from Aberdeen chartered accountancy practice Meston Reid & Co is hoping to raise more than £1,000 for charity. Staff – 11 in total – will take part in the Aberdeen Tower Abseil Challenge on Sunday, March 24.

Customers looking to switch their debts from one interest-free balance transfer deal to another will now have less time to repay their debt before interest applies compared to a year ago.

Entrepreneurial Scotland (ES) the business development organisation, has announced two new speakers for its forthcoming annual Summit, on April 25 – the foremost networking event on the annual Scottish business calendar. Sonia Lo, the chief executive officer of Crop One Holdings, the worl

Aberdeen Standard Capital (ASC) has released the results of a major survey into why charities are sitting on high levels of uninvested cash and why they struggle to implement an investment strategy. The research, carried out by The Centre for Charity Effectiveness at Cass Business School, identifies

Steve Eisman, the American investor who made a fortune by predicting the sub-prime mortgage crisis that precipitated the global crash of 2008, and portrayed by Hollywood's Steve Carell in the acclaimed film 'The Big Short' depicting his exploits, is setting up shop in the United Kingdom.

Chartered accountants & business advisors Anderson Anderson & Brown LLP (AAB) has announced key appointments in the firm’s virtual finance function (VFF) team. AAB’s VFF service is bespoke so clients can tailor the service to their exact requirements and vary this where circumsta

The Financial Conduct Authority has underlined the importance of GDPR compliance for financial services firms after signing an updated Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Information Commissioner’s Office (the ICO), the UK’s data protection watchdog, write MacRoberts Par

More than 4.4 million regular savers have been put off investing because they find it hard to choose from the thousands of funds on offer, new research from mutual life and investments firm Scottish Friendly has revealed.

New research released today reveals that 9 out of ten (90 per cent) Scottish consumers say they are “concerned” that physical bank branches will disappear completely from the high street in five years. Nearly a quarter (23 per cent) also think that high street banks will be com