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PIXEY.IO, the Edinburgh-based company which enables users to secure Instagram image rights, is to expand in Europe and the US after securing £250,000 of investor funding.

Edinburgh ParkProperty developer Parabola has unveiled “unashamedly ambitious” plans to transform around 43 acres of land south of Edinburgh Park into a £500 million ‘urban quarter’ complete with office space for 8,000 jobs and 1,800 homes. According to The Scotsman newspaper, the capital�

58 Waterloo Street Scottish financial management company Cornerstone Asset Management, which operates in Glasgow and Edinburgh, has taken a suite on the first floor of 58 Waterloo Street, becoming one of the first tenants at the landmark office development in Glasgow city centre.

Jackie Leiper Lack of financial protection among women is leaving families in a precarious situation, research from Scottish Widows has found.

James Wolffe QC New powers to seize criminal gains are increasingly disruptive to serious organised crime, the Lord Advocate has said, with more than £3.5 million seized from criminals in the past year.

Gordon Wilson Gordon Wilson, managing director of Perth-headquartered Carbon Financial Partners, has been appointed as a director of the Personal Finance Society.

Left to right – Shaun Knight, Frazer Campbell, Veronica Donnelly, Chris Horne, Murdoch Maclennan, David Baldwin, Aileen Gates and Graham Cunning Scottish accountancy firms Campbell Dallas and Springfords have joined Baldwins, an accounting, tax and advisory firm which is part of international busi

Indigo Telecom Group, which is backed by Glasgow private equity firm Maven and YFM, has today announced the acquisition of Belcom247 (Bellcom UK Ltd).

Anne Begg Homes for sale in Perth and Perthshire are ‘flying off the shelves’, according to local property experts.

A Dundee primary school has teamed up with a firm of local accountants to help boost the image and enjoyment of maths.

Iain Fraser Iain Fraser and Tom MacLennan, partners with FRP Advisory LLP, have been appointed after Aberdeen-based Xtreme Business Solutions Limited, a specialist supplier of cabling infrastructure and networked wireless systems and services, such as CCTV, was placed into administration.

The financial boss of a South Ayrshire company has admitted to embezzling nearly £65,000 from the firm over a period spanning more than 15 years.

Independent investment management firm Smith & Williamson has announced that its fund administration business has reached over £10 billion in assets under administration. Smith & Williamson, which operates from both Glasgow and London offices has provided standalone fund administration serv

Sean McGinness Law firms may face retrospective VAT bills, Saffery Champness has warned.

Paul Dounis RSM Restructuring Advisory, which was last week appointed administrator of Aberdeen-based Lofthus Signs and Engraving Limited, has sold the business to Manchester-based PFI Group, safeguarding 25 jobs in Aberdeen.