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Sales stars of the future have gone head-to-head in a prestigious national competition co-hosted at Edinburgh Napier University with partners Abertay University.

Michelle Young (Image courtesy of BBC/Century Films/Camilla Greenwell) The poisoning of former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal, and his daughter Yulia in Salisbury this month has led police to reopen the case of the death of former Dundee businessman Scot Young, who died aged 52 after plunging f

MPs investigating the collapse of Carillion have accused the company’s Board of being “focused on their own pay packets” at the expense of its perilous financial situation as it emerged that the firm had set out “highly restricted circumstances” in which bonuses could be clawed back from

A Scottish accountancy firm has reached the final stages of Human Resources awards for its investment in its growing workforce.

The world’s first Blockchain-based investment product has been launched by a UK fintech firm using Microsoft’s cloud technology, the global technology giant has reported.

Rain Newton-Smith Optimism in the financial services sector fell for the fourth consecutive quarter at the start of 2018, surpassing the gloom that enveloped the sector during the financial crisis, according to the latest CBI/PwC Financial Services Survey.

Scottish accountancy and business advisory firm Johnston Carmichael is helping to develop the nation’s next generation of entrepreneurs through a mentoring programme with Young Enterprise Scotland (YES).

Andrew Taylor Edinburgh-based R&D tax relief specialist Jumpstart has appointed Chartered Accountant Andrew Taylor as its new finance director.

West Telferton Buccleuch Property has expanded its commercial property portfolio in Edinburgh with the purchase of four industrial units in West Telferton, totalling 27,500 sq ft.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today published new rules on pension transfer advice and is seeking views on additional changes, including adviser charging structures.

Gross mortgage lending in February is estimated to have been £19 billion, 4.9 per cent more than a year earlier but below the monthly average of £21.4 billion for 2017.

David Duffy David Duffy, the chief executive of the owners of the Clydesdale and Yorkshire banks has been picked by the Treasury as the newly-created fintech envoy for England, as part of Chancellor Philip Hammond’s first fintech strategy announced this week.

The achievements of Scotland’s top directors were honoured last night at the Institute of Directors Scotland Director of the Year Awards, held at the Crowne Plaza, Glasgow.

Kevin Mann Aberdeen-based accountancy firm Anderson Anderson Brown has announced that International Tax Partner, Kevin Mann, will retire at the end of this month after almost nine years at the firm.

Tim Cooper Problems with late invoice payments are affecting around one in eight Scottish firms, according to new indicative research by insolvency and restructuring trade body R3.