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Grant Thornton has revealed the names of this year’s ‘Faces of a Vibrant Economy’ – identifying progressive UK leaders from across business, culture and civic society.

Maxine Antoniou – Aberdeen Standard Investments, Jack Ransom (98 year old former employee and WW2 veteran) and Commanding Officer 5 Military Intelligence Battalion Standard Life Aberdeen has been named among 50 winners of the Ministry of Defence's Employer Recognition Scheme Gold Awards which reco

Ryan Taylor, Jim Taylor, Audrey Taylor and Kevin Taylor Ellon-based JKR Contractors is diversifying into farming and property thanks to a seven-figure funding package from Royal Bank of Scotland.

Edinburgh continues to be the most prosperous UK city outside London according to new report produced by the City of Edinburgh Council.

Jonathan Cary There has been a 28 per cent rise in the number of individuals being banned from working in the financial services industry by the FCA last year, increasing to 23 in 2017/18 (September 20), up from just 18 the previous year, says City-headquartered law firm RPC.

The town centre vacancy rate for Scotland was 11.1 per cent in October 2018, an increase from 10.8 per cent in July 2018 and above the average vacancy rate for the UK, which is 9.6 per cent, according to latest data from the Scottish Retail Consortium.

Malcolm Buchanan Output in Scotland's private sector economy expanded solidly at the start of the fourth quarter, according to the latest Royal Bank of Scotland PMI.

Latest figures released today show the UK economy grew by 0.6 per cent in the three months to September, driven by warm weather spending and the football World Cup.

Business owners Scott Gibson (left) and Tommy Nevin have opened BT local business franchise, Omnitel Communications, in Glasgow A new Glasgow telecommunications company, formed as part of the BT local business franchise network, opened its doors to customers in April after securing a £300,000 loan

There has been an acceleration in the number of retail shops closing across Scotland’s high streets as a result of the growth in online shopping, a shift to in-home leisure, heightened restructuring activity and continued digitisation of services.

Elaine McLlroy Businesses need to do more than ever to promote equal pay as the date of Equal Pay Day stalls for third year, according to lawyers at national law firm Weightmans.

Matt Strachan, chief investment officer at Thorntons Investments Thorntons Investments celebrated a double success at the Growth Investors 2018 Awards at the Royal Lancaster in London this week.

Bill Michael “Big Four” accountancy firm KPMG is to cease undertaking consulting work for FTSE 350 companies where it serves as auditor to avoid conflicts of interest following a string of scandals.

Alasdair McKinnon, the lead fund manager of the Scottish Investment Trust accepted the Shares Award from the host Shappi Khorsandi The Scottish Investment Trust PLC (The Scottish) has announced today that it has been named ‘Best Investment Trust’ at the Shares Awards 2018.

Dundee Sheriff Court (Image: Google) A Perthshire bank worker accused of embezzling more than £800,000 from customers at his branch has been cleared of the charges.