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One tenth of Scots who are in work have had to miss paying gas or electricity bills at least once in the last year because they have run out of money, according to new statistics calculated and published by Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS). The figures, based on a survey conducted for CAS by YouGov, a

Accountants and business advisory firm, Johnston Carmichael, has raised over £3,000 for Scottish charities after taking part in the Aberdeen Kiltwalk.

HSBC UK is to slash 90 per cent of its 700 staff car parking spaces across two of its regional centres, installing bike racks and changing rooms instead.

The Scottish Building Society, Scotland’s only independent building society and world’s oldest, has appointed Paul Denton, formerly of the Co-operative Bank and Royal Bank of Scotland, as its new chief executive at its annual meeting this week. Mr Denton will succeed Mark Thoms

The Scottish Government will need to manage volatility in its budget as the devolution of tax and spending powers becomes fully operational, according to the independent Scottish Fiscal Commission. The Commission published its official five-year economic, tax and social security forecasts today

Clare Gilmartin, who runs rail ticket website Trainline, is set to become one of the UK’s wealthiest executives at a stroke when the firm floats on the stock exchange next month. The payout will also see her join a very select group of women running firms on the stock market.

Overall business confidence in May fell for the first time in three months, dipping four points to 10 per cent, according to the latest Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking Business Barometer.

Scottish tech startup iOpt has received a £600,000 investment boost in a seed funding round, allowing the business to implement its ambitious scale up plans including the creation of six jobs over the next two years. The company's lead investor is Mactaggart & Mickel Investments, the inves

Andrew Foyle, Partner and Solicitor Advocate at Shoosmiths in Edinburgh, highlights why recent Sheriff Court judgments necessitate the need for asset finance lenders to carefully consider and even structure how they pursue debts through the courts.  

A three-year action plan to deliver Glasgow’s Social Enterprise Strategy has been approved by the local authority.

Agreements between businesses and individuals occur on a daily basis, but what does it take to make them legally binding? Peter Begbie, a solicitor at Brodies, explains  

A “flagship innovation centre” – the Michelin-Scotland Innovation Parc – is to be created on the site of the Michelin factory at Baldovie in Dundee through a joint venture between Michelin, Scottish Enterprise and Dundee City Council.  

Skypark, one of Scotland’s premier business locations based in Glasgow, has announced an ambitious plan that will see it transform into one of the most cycle friendly business destinations in Scotland, as part of its focus on providing high quality health and wellbeing facilities to its tenant

Police in the American state of Maine have revealed that a man who robbed a bank duped his own dad into being his getaway driving.

Scottish accountancy firm Johnston Carmichael has announced five new partners as part of the firm’s growth strategy. John Mason, who is based in the firm’s Glasgow office, Richard Bathgate, and Stephen McIlwaine, located in Aberdeen, and Nicola Horsburgh and