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Financial technology start-up Tumelo has raised £1 million in seed funding to develop a platform to show investors exactly which companies they own through personal investments and pension funds. Addleshaw Goddard’s fintech team, based in Scotland, advised Tumelo on the deal. The funding

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An investment banker at the centre of Germany's biggest ever fraud trial has told judges he earned millions of euros from deals involving "astronomical" trades, Reuters reports. Martin Shields, said the trading, known as cum-ex, was popular between 2005 and 2012, with investors from around the world

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Aberdeen Laundry Services is expanding its business with the acquisition of family-run professional laundry service providers, Cathkin Clean Scotland. The purchase has been supported by a £275,000 funding package from Royal Bank of Scotland and marks the next phase in the company’s growt

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Two restaurateurs from Glasgow have been banned for a total of 17 years after they caused a loss to HMRC of more than £4 million in unpaid taxes. Sukdev Gill, 55, signed a disqualification undertaking for eight years after he did not dispute that over six years, he caused companies he was a di

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Following a period of sustained economic growth, Scotland’s gross domestic product contracted by 0.3 per cent in the second quarter – the three months after the original EU departure date at the end of March. This contraction follows relatively robust growth (0.6 per cent) in the first q

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Float, the cash flow solution for Xero, QuickBooks Online and FreeAgent, took home the award for best forecasting, planning and analysis software at the Accounting Excellence Awards. The AE programme, presented by Accounting Web UK, recognises and rewards brilliance in the accounting profession. Its

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Researchers have calculated the monetary value of thoughts and prayers. They found that Christian participants were willing to pay for thoughts and prayers from others while non-believers were willing to pay to avoid them.

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JPMorgan Chase & Co has announced plans to build a new state-of-the-art technology home in Glasgow, coinciding with the firm’s twentieth anniversary in the city. The building will be located on Argyle Street, with space for up to 2,700 employees. It is scheduled to open its doors in 2

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