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Royal Bank of Scotland has joined HSBC, Santander and Consumr Finance in a £10 million funding round in Wales-based Vizolution, a software-as-a-service company that helps institutions replace face-to-face interactions with remote channels.

Frank and Beverley MacInnis with St Andrews Principal Sally Mapstone and Professor Vincent Janik, Director of the Scottish Oceans Institute, at the site of the Institute’s new £16 million home at EastSands, St Andrews A Canadian businessman and his wife have gifted almost £8 million to St Andrew

Eleven Highland entrepreneurs have been selected to take part in a new business growth programme to drive their businesses forward to the next stage.

Chris Martin Social Enterprise Scotland has announced the recruitment of a new chief executive, to lead the organisation forward to the next stage of development.

Gareth Magee Gareth Magee, a partner at accountants Scott-Moncrieff, assesses the implications of incoming new Senior Managers and Certification Regime

Iain Walker of French Duncan advised on the deal A son has led a management buy-out (MBO) of a Scottish hotel group to continue growing the company almost thirty years after it was started by his father.

Sharon Collins Thomson Cooper Accountants has announced the appointment of Sharon Collins who has joined the Fife firm as a partner.

Vince Smith-Hughes Advisers are increasing support for vulnerable clients and staff helping them as the sector responds to the growth in inquiries about later life advice, exclusive adviser research from Prudential shows.

Scottish airline Loganair has announced its largest expansion programme at Edinburgh Airport, with four new routes being launched as part of its summer 2019 schedule.

Adrian Lowcock Over four in five (82 per cent) parents and relatives who invest in JISAs have been using them to invest for children or young relatives since they were less than five years of age. However, 80 per cent plan to wait until their recipients are 16 or over before telling them they have m

The quantity of retail sales in Scotland grew by 0.4 per cent in Q3 compared to the previous quarter, according to latest statistics announced by Scotland’s Chief Statistician.

Derek Mackay Statistics published have confirmed the Scottish economy grew by 0.5 per cent during the second quarter of 2018, unchanged from the first estimate.

Derek Forsyth UK Government statistics just released have revealed that there were 3067 personal insolvencies in Scotland in the quarter to 30 September, an increase of 23 per cent on 2017.

Across the UK, people are now staying in their property for nearly two decades, with the majority of homeowners (54 per cent) saying they would rather improve their current home than move to a new one, new research from Barclays has revealed.