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The Amazon Academy event in Edinburgh today will see experts from Enterprise Nation, Scottish Enterprise, Scottish Development International, Entrepreneurial Spark, Women’s Enterprise Scotland, ScotlandIS, and the CBI work alongside Amazon to help hundreds of Scottish businesses learn how to harne

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Irvine Spowart, Sandy Manson (CEO), Iain Castles, Rosalind Catto, Scott Jeffrey, Ryan Diplexcito, Gavin Young, Emma Waterman and Andrew Shepherd (Chairman). Accountancy and Business Advisory firm Johnston Carmichael has expanded its leadership team with seven new promotions as part of the firm’s g

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The High Court The trial of Royal Bank of Scotland and its former bosses over what they knew about the financial health of the bank prior to a 2008 rights issue and its subsequent £45 billion taxpayer bailout has been adjourned for 24 hours as a last minute settlement was being sought.

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Dianne Paterson Dianne Paterson, a Partner at Edinburgh-based law firm Russel + Aitken LLP, looks at the shifting sands of inheritance rules and what the future holds for the swelling "wealth mountain" of more than £400 billion held by today's ageing population.

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Mathias Marta Edinburgh-based global investment manager Standard Life Investments has added to its Multi-Asset Investing (MAI) Structuring team with the appointment of Mathias Marta as a quantitative investment director.

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Glasgow has the highest concentration of wealthy individuals by value of all the cities in Scotland, ahead of Edinburgh and Aberdeen, according to new analysis of the fortunes of the 100 individuals and families who make up the 2017 Sunday Times Scottish Rich List, published last week.

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Martyn Gilbey Martyn Gilbey, who left Aberdeen Asset Management earlier this month where he was head of U.K. distribution, has joined American global investment firm Franklin Templeton as its UK country head.

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David Smith Legal firms with five or more partners have had a third year of growth across the sector and experienced significant income growth rates of between 8 per cent and 20 per cent, fuelled by mergers and the volume of corporate transactions, according to Scottish accountants Henderson Loggieâ

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