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Royal Courts of Justice Lloyds Shareholder Action Group, the group of former Lloyds TSB shareholders who claim that HBOS was “grossly over-valued”at the time of its shotgun marriage with Lloyds in 2009, will have their case heard at the Royal Courts of Justice in London today.

Jason King Royal Bank of Scotland has today announced that Jason King will be joining its Williams & Glyn spin-off bank next year in the role of marketing director.

Perth-based transport giant Stagecoach it to take a £23 million hit following its decision to repay a bond issue that was due to expire next year. The move comes after the business recently managed to secure cheaper finance and only a month after the bonds were issued.

Falkirk-based bus manufacturer Alexander Dennis has signed a deal potentially worth a staggering £2 billion to build vehicles for a Chinese firm which is the world's biggest producer of electric buses. The agreement between Alexander Dennis Limited (ADL) and Chinese firm BYD came during the UK stat

Dundee City Council has revealed it will have to find £28 million of savings over the next two years as a result of the UK government’s spending review. The updated figure is revealed in a new report to go before councillors at the end of the month.

Aberdeen accountants Anderson Anderson & Brown has become a WorkflowMax certified advisor, one of the first in Scotland. WorkflowMax, owned by accounting software firm Xero, is a subscription and cloud-based job management software program that enables service businesses to manage jobs more easi

John Swinney Transforming how money is used for social good – and to create a fairer society across Scotland – will be in the spotlight in Edinburgh next month, at the country’s first conference focused on social finance.

The NHS in Scotland must undergo fundamental change is if it is to cope with demand, according to the financial watchdog Audit Scotland. A new report into the performance of NHS Scotland from Audit Scotland has warned that the pressures of increasing demand, growing staff vacancies and rising costs

Jackie Hunt Insurer Prudential UK & Europe, which employs more than 2,000 workers at its site near Stirling, has announced that chief executive Jackie Hunt is leaving the organisation after two years in the position.

Edward Bruce Edinburgh-based insurance broker Bruce Stevenson has unveiled a £1 million rise in income to £5.5m in the year ended August 31.

Joanna Lumley Aberdeen Asset Management has released a new short online cartoon animation series incorporating the voice of British A-list celebrity Joanna Lumley to explain the Seven Deadly Sins of Multi-Asset Investing.

More than a quarter of Scots believe poverty is a result of laziness, according to a new poll published by a Scottish charity. The poll, commissioned by Cyrenians, found that 28 per cent believed poverty was a result of laziness on the part of those living in poverty, while 24 per cent believed a la

Insurance policy art as designed by some of the UK’s leading illustrators. Banks, pension companies and insurers owe Brits an incredible £15 billion, which must be claimed if it is not to be lost forever and one firm has hit upon a novel idea to help British savers forgetting their cash -by turni

Glasgow City Council has given initial permission in principle for an extension to the city’s Silverburn shopping centre.

Queensferry Crossing The Scottish Government has come in for criticism for awarding the contract to supply the steel for the Queensferry Crossing to a Chinese firm.