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A 53 year old Glasgow man was today jailed for embezzling £150,000 from his sick wife.

Households in Dundee have the lowest value of outstanding personal loans of any area in the UK, according to analysis by the Centre for Economics and Business.

Euan Munro Aviva Investors has completed a raid on Standard Life Aberdeen’s senior team prior to the opening of its new Edinburgh office later this month.

177 Bothwell St, Glasgow The Glasgow office market has continued its strong start to 2018 into the second quarter with a further 330,963 sq ft of office space transactions, bringing the total take-up for the first half of the year 2018 to 593,901 sq ft - 11 per cent above the ten year annual average

191 West George Street, NFU Mutual’s office development in Glasgow city centre, has secured its first occupier following completion of an extensive refurbishment project.

Views on the feasibility of a not-for-profit, publicly owned energy company are being sought by a Holyrood committee.

Gavin Black Scottish mid-tier accountancy firm Henderson Loggie has adopted what it claims is "next-generation accountancy software to add value to its audit services.

The Minister for Local Government and Housing has today announced the appointment of Andrew Cowie, Andrew Burns, Sharon O’Connor and Christine Lester as members of the Accounts Commission for Scotland.

Kevin Whitaker has been appointed as the new chief executive at CALA Group as the housebuilder delivered a sixth consecutive year of strong performance.

David Alexander, Managing Director of D J Alexander A north/south divide in mortgage indebtedness has emerged according to Edinburgh-based property management firm DJ Alexander Ltd.

Elaine Smith MSP The income of Scotland’s top 1 per cent has soared by 89 per cent in the past eight years, according to new analysis from Scottish Labour.

Malcolm Buchanan Scottish private sector output rose at a strong pace at the end of the second quarter, according to June data from Royal Bank of Scotland.

Mark Hughes The European IPO market ended the first half of 2018 with total proceeds of €21.8bn raised from 168 IPOs, an increase of 5 per cent in money raised and 4 per cent increase in the number of IPOs compared to H1 2017, when 161 IPOs raised €20.8bn.

Martin Gill Business output growth is slowing despite record high levels of employment, according to the latest Business Trends Report by accountants and business advisers BDO.

Stuart Preston (centre) and Julie Dallas (front right) with some of the senior members of Grant Thornton’s restructuring and forensic team Grant Thornton UK has expanded its restructuring and forensic offering in Scotland with the appointment of a new executive.