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The average pristine Lego set has increased in value by around 12 per cent since 2000, outstripping the return on investment in the stock market, gold or traditional bank accounts. While the value of the FTSE 100 is no higher than it was in February 2000, meaning the average annual return to savers

Three men have become the first in Scotland to be convicted for running a sophisticated international money laundering scheme known as "cuckoo smurfing". Muhammed Hameed, 32, Shahid Aslam, 36, and Saleem Shikari, 52, each pleaded guilty at the High Court in Glasgow to a charge under the Proceeds of

John Swinney Finance ministers from all three Devolved Administrations have issued a joint warning that UK austerity plans “present unnecessary risks to our public services”.

Jeremy Corbyn The frontrunner in the Labour leadership election has stated that he could force public assets such as Royal Bank of Scotland that have been sold-off by the current UK Conservative government to be renationalised with "no compensation", should he become prime minister.

Scottish Enterprise has revealed that its investment arm, the Scottish Investment Bank (SIB), invested £66.5 million into 155 Scottish companies during 2014/15, leveraging a record private sector investment of £99 million. SIBs investment has more than doubled the amount invested during the previo

Ian McCall Ian McCall is a Partner at Deloitte

Geoffrey Thomson Perth-based investment firm Braveheart has announced that founder and chief executive Geoffrey Thomson has quit as the firm announced losses of more than £760,000.

Edinburgh-based insurance giant Standard Life has announced that it has become the first private sector company to receive recognition as a “Living Wage Friendly Funder” in the UK from the Living Wage Foundation. This is an extension to Standard Life’s commitment to the Living Wage and the imp

Insiders at Glasgow-based Clydesdale Bank have been forced to deny reports that its planned £2.5 billion sell-off by parent company National Australia Bank has been met with a cool response from institutional investors. The voices coming from the Clydesdale, which has become a toxic debt-ridden and

Trtl commercial director Michael Corrigan (left) and technical director David Kellock Two young Scots entrepreneurs who were offered £65,000 funding on the BBC’s Dragons’ Den programme only to see it withdrawn on a technicality, say they have no regrets.

International Financial Data Services (“IFDS”), a global provider of outsourced administration and technology solutions to the investment, retirement, insurance and wealth management markets, has announced plans to recruit more than 100 new staff in Scotland. The new jobs will support the growin

Caledonian MacBrayne (CalMac) has become the latest Scottish business and the UK’s first ferry operator Living Wage employer.

The soaring cost of energy prices is fuelling a rise in the number of Scottish homeowners who are installing solar panels, according to new research carried out on behalf of loan, mortgage and credit card provider Ocean Finance. Over half of those questioned said they had recently installed solar pa

Social Investment Scotland, which invests funds put up by banks and the Scottish and UK governments, has revealed that it provided a record £7.5 million to 45 social enterprises, charities and community organisations over the last year. SIS chairman Nick Kuenssberg, whose daughter Laura was named l

Second Quarter house purchase lending in Scotland saw a 39 per cent quarter-on-quarter rise as increases were recorded in both the number of loans made and the amount borrowed. According to the latest data from the Council of Mortgage Lenders, while the year-on-year comparison for Q2 was less substa