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The co-founder of a Canadian brewery has apologised after being accused of cultural appropriation for naming its New Zealand pale ale 'Huruhuru' - which unknown to him is the Māori word for pubic hair. 

Tom Nener, legal director at Pinsent Masons, highlights the importance of protecting your brand as criminals take advantage of the pandemic. The coronavirus crisis has provided a fertile platform for sophisticated counterfeiters, as highlighted in recent reports by cross-border law enforcement

The downturn in the Scottish private sector eased noticeably in July, with clear signs that the economy is approaching stabilisation, according to the latest Royal Bank of Scotland PMI. The seasonally adjusted headline Royal Bank of Scotland Business Activity Index - a measure of combined manufactur

Watchstone Group is suing Big Four accountancy firm PwC for at least £63 million over allegations that a senior employee at the firm disclosed confidential information about a client to an investment banker working on a deal. Watchstone Group revealed on Friday that it had served a claim in th

Banks across the UK are facing a second wave of Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) payouts after a series of court rulings found that the products were unfair.

NatWest Group is to get rid of several top bankers as part of a dramatic overhaul of its investment bank, Natwest Markets as chief executive Alison Rose attempts to cut ties with the bank's past. The bank formerly known as Royal Bank of Scotland, majoratively-owned by taxpayers, is expected to tell

Glasgow-based Shawbrook Bank has set aside £45.8 million of provisions to provide for potential future loan impairments caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The bank has today published its half-year financial results for the period ending 30 June 2020 revealing that Shawbrook Bank also granted

One in three UK employers expect to make staff redundant between July and September, according to a new survey by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) and Adecco. 

The coronavirus pandemic is expected to see business lending grow by 14.4% this year surging to the highest level in 13 years, according to an EY ITEM Club Interim Bank Lending Forecast.

Highland property developer Allan Munro Construction is set to launch the first five units of a 38-plot development despite months of disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic, thanks to a six-figure funding package from Bank of Scotland. Allan Munro Construction is a family-owned business that

Two of Edinburgh's fastest growing accountancy firms, Steedman & Company and Scotia Accounting, have merged in a deal which will see the new group increase in size by around 25%. The two will continue to operate under the Steedman & Company name.

Scottish thermal storage company Sunamp has raised £4.5 million in a Series A financing round led by Chilean venture capital firm Aurus Capital. Aurus Capital is one of the largest in Latin America with a specialisation in Industrial-Tech & Impact investments. The Scottish Investment Bank

Alba Bank, the Glasgow-based challenger bank, is set to launch into the SME business market next year after a multi-million-pound funding round. By the end of next month, the bank expects to receive a restricted licence to accept deposits from the Prudential Regulation Authority which will allow it

Food and drink businesses across Scotland have been awarded a share of £5 million from the Scottish Government to invest in infrastructure, purchase new equipment and upgrade or replace facilities. In total 30 businesses will receive food processing, marketing and cooperation (FPMC) grants to

A man has spent £32,000 transforming his old beat-up car into his own Knight Rider car.