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FinTech startup Wagestream, which lets employees access their wages early, has closed a £15 million series A funding round, co-led by venture capital investors Balderton Capital and Northzone. In addition, the venture snagged a credit facility of up to £25 from Shawbrook Bank.

Work has been completed the fit out of the new Glasgow Tribunals Centre at Atlantic Quay.

For the first time, consumers under 45 say that fashion will be the number one category for reducing spending in the next 12 months, potentially putting a break on the rapid growth of both online and store-based fast fashion retailers, according to a research by PwC.

The Edinburgh Tax Network, in conjunction with Terra Firma Chambers, will present a seminar entitled “Practical aspects of Employee Share Incentives for Private Companies?” on Thursday 27th June 2019 at the Mackenzie Building, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. The speaker will be

Belgium's former king will be fined €5,000 a day until he agrees to take part in a court-ordered paternity test. King Albert II, who abdicated in 2013, was ordered last year to submit to a DNA test after a woman claiming to be his daughter took out court proceedings.

Close Brothers Asset Management (CBAM) has strengthened its senior high-net worth (HNW) investment team in Scotland with the appointment of Christopher Godfrey-Faussett to the role of managing director. Based in Edinburgh, the firm said Mr Godfrey-Faussett "will enhance the HNW investment

Baillie Gifford’s £8 billion Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust achieved a total return on net asset value of 14.6 per cent for the year to March 31. This was ahead of a 10.7 per cent total return on its benchmark, the FTSE All-world Index in sterling terms.

Accountants and business advisors French Duncan LLP have expanded their HR team in response to what the firm said was an increase in demand for their outsourcing services. The firm said the move is part of a substantial planned increase in staffing over the next five years offering more services to

The chairman of Bank of Scotland owner Lloyds Banking Group yesterday headed-off a potential shareholder revolt over executive pay by telling investors that they needed to “pay for performance”. Lloyds, which is also behind Scottish Widows, has received heavy criticism recently over

Northern Bank Pension Trust which is managed by Danske Bank, has sold a prime foodstore investment in Newton Mearns in the southside of  Glasgow for £12.1 million to a UK investor.

A “radical” infrastructure programme to improve transport in and around Edinburgh city centre is to be released for consultation.

Transactions and values in Scotland’s housing market have started 2019 at levels consistent with the previous year, despite the potential proximity of Brexit, according to estate agent's Rettie & Co’s latest report. John Boyle, Rettie & Co’s director of research and strateg

Buyer activity in scenic and commutable countryside locations is supporting a buoyant Aberdeenshire property market, according to a new statistical report by estate agents Galbraith covering the first quarter of 2019 ending 31st March.

A University of Dundee academic is to work with the Scottish Government as it attempts to increase the number of women entrepreneurs in Scotland. Dr Norin Arshed, senior lecturer in Entrepreneurship and innovation at the University’s School of Business, has been appointed Independent Advisor t

Musselburgh-based water and waste water services provider Brightwater has secured £350,000K in private external investment. The equity-based finance sourced from undisclosed private individuals will be used to support the company’s growth strategy as it continues to increase its share of