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James Anderson Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust has announced that it has raised a further £170 million in long-term, fixed rate, senior, unsecured private placement notes, denominated in sterling.

Clara Jackson Grant Thornton has appointed a new wealth advisory manager as part of a focus on growing its specialist services in Scotland.

Canmoor, the new owner of Westway Park in Renfrew, has announced its first new occupier, since acquiring the park from the administrator for £40 million in March.

Scottish entrepreneur and major Celtic FC shareholder Chris Trainer has pocketed more than £30 million from the sale of his Forrest Media outdoor advertising firm.

Dagmar Droogsma The Scotch Whisky Association (SWA) has announced the appointment of Dagmar Droogsma as director of industry.

The adult social care sector contributes £3.4 billion to the Scottish economy, a new report into the economic impact of the sector has found.

CYBG, the owner of Glasgow-based Clydesdale Bank, has attempted to make its £1.6 billion offer to buy challenger bank Virgin Money more attractive.

Derek Forsyth Derek Forsyth and Blair Milne, partners with accountancy firm Campbell Dallas, are exploring options for Paisley-based Lambert Contracts Ltd, after the firm was placed in administration.

Matt Henderson Matt Henderson and Donald McNaught, restructuring partners at Johnston Carmichael, have been appointed as joint receivers for a trio of companies that form construction firm Crummock.

Keith Anderson Keith Anderson of mlm Solutions has been appointed as provisional liquidator to T Graham & Son (Builders) Limited.

Richard Scott who is succeeding Katie Williams as head of Aberdeen Office at Pinsent Masons Corporate banking specialist Richard Scott has been appointed as law firm Pinsent Masons’ head of office in Aberdeen.

Visa has said it was a hardware failure that caused the collapse of its service for millions of its customers across Europe on Friday that left them unable to use their cards for purchases.

Winners of The Converge Challenge 2018, Peter Orrell of the James Hutton Institute The most innovative business ideas emerging from Scottish universities have been showcased through the Converge Challenge 2018 ‘Ready Steady Pitch’ competition.

More than 2,200 walkers took to the streets of Aberdeen city and ‘Shire yesterday for the Royal Bank of Scotland Kiltwalk raising funds for 273 local charities.

Scottish Ballet dancers Mia Thompson and Bruno Micchiardi with pupils from Cuthbertson Primary School and Catherine Burnet – Head of Scotland, KPMG KPMG is renewing its commitment to the Scottish arts as it announces the second year of its support for Scottish Ballet.