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Seven in 10 couples don’t consider pensions during divorce proceedings, leaving women short-changed by £5bn every year, according to new research from Scottish Widows. The research shows that more than half of married people (56 per cent) would fight for a fair share of any jointly owned property

The Student Awards Agency Scotland (SAAS) has today released a new statistical report, ‘Higher Education Student Support in Scotland’ showing the increasing debt burden of Scottish students. The an annual report, details a range of statistics and information around the numbers of students receiv

Ken Patullo Scotland’s businesses are being hit hard by escalating levels of distress, according to research published today by Begbies Traynor.

Colin Hewitt Float, a Scottish fintech startup offering cash flow forecasting software, has been crowned winner of the Forecasting, Planning and Analysis Software title at the prestigious Software Excellence Awards recently held in London.

Tom MacLennan Leading specialist wind turbine haulage businesses, West of Scotland Heavy Haulage Limited and its associated trading company, West of Scotland Storage Limited, have been placed in administration, with Tom MacLennan and Iain Fraser, partners at FRP Advisory LLP appointed joint administ

(L-R): Martin McLellan and Donald Reid Glasgow-based Mitchells Roberton, which can trace its involvement in Scottish legal affairs back to the 1700s, will merge today with another long-established city legal firm, Kerr Barrie.

Retired homeowners in Scotland are reaping the rewards of paying off their mortgages as they benefit from record levels of soaring property wealth. Scots over-65 homeowners saw the average change in value of their property grow by more than £12,000 (which represents a combined Scotland-wide total o

David Flint David Flint and Rebecca Ferguson of Scottish law firm MacRoberts look at an atypical cartel case.

Stuart Gulliver HSBC has reported a five-fold increase in third quarter pre-tax profit, as a sweeping overhaul aimed at a shift in focus towards Asia paid off.

Standard Life Aberdeen has been hit by outflows totalling £7.6 billion since the creation of the mega firm following the merging of Standard Life and Aberdeen Asset Management, new analysis has shown

Ian Wright of WRI Ian Wright of WRI Associates has been appointed provisional liquidator of troubled Scottish publisher Freight Books as a result of a court order issued last week.

Nationwide Building Society has today said it is improving its rates for mortgage customers and outlining its response to any decision by the Bank of England to increase the Bank Rate this week. As mortgage customers look to secure competitive rates in the light of the uncertainty around Bank Rate,

A confiscation order has been granted against an financial IT expert who defrauded a Scottish local authority of more than one million pounds. Mark Conway was imprisoned for more than five years after admitting defrauding Dundee City Council while an employee.

Scottish Equity Partners (SEP) has completed a significant investment in global scientific informatics software provider, Dotmatics. The company, founded in 2005, delivers enterprise solutions to the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, academia, food and beverage, oil and gas, and agrochemical industries

Carl D’Ammassa New figures compiled by challenger bank Aldermore have revealed the extend of the growing trend of Scots starting new businesses during the first decades of the 21st Century.