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Mike Wells Over the first nine months of 2018, the Prudential Group's life insurance business saw profit increase by 17 per cent (12 per cent on an actual exchange rate basis), which it said reflected the strength and diversity of the group's positioning.

Dougal Dunn Sharp Scottish craft brewer Innis & Gunn has announced plans to build a large scale brewery in Edinburgh.

Careless shoppers this Black Friday and Cyber Monday could be in line for big losses, according to new data from Barclays.

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

Edinburgh has come in as the second best city in the UK to start a small business in a study focusing on criteria including the amount of highly-skilled workers, affordability of housing and current business stock.

Michael D’Arcy Efforts to encourage Scottish and Irish financial businesses to work more closely together is to be at the centre of affairs when Michael D’Arcy, Ireland’s Minister of State at the Department of Finance, visits Edinburgh on Friday 16 November 2018.

A property owner who sued the Royal Bank of Scotland for breach of contract over the mortgage lender’s early termination and demand for repayment of three loans has had his £160,000 damages action against bank dismissed following an appeal.

Professor Graeme Roy A survey of more than 400 Scottish businesses has revealed that over 40 per cent of firms experienced rising turnover in the three months to September.

Stocks in British banks slid today after Brexit minister Dominic Raab quit in a blow to Prime Minister Theresa May’s efforts to win backing for her draft deal to exit the EU.

Lloyds Banking Group has confirmed that it is to close its main Bank of Scotland location in Dundee, with the Nethergate site to go along with six other branches across Scotland. The other branches for the chop are Kirriemuir, Paisley, Stonehouse in Lanarkshire, Keith, Lossiemouth and Burnside in Gl

Kenny Wilson Home working has been given another thumbs up by PwC, with the professional services firm’s Glasgow office hiring 14 Virtual Assistants who will spend the majority of their working week at home.

Christmas festivities in Scotland’s capital generated an economic impact of £113 million in additional output last year, equating to 2,260 full time jobs, making it one of the most beneficial single events for the city year round.

Insolvency practitioners Wilson Field have been appointed administrators at bridal store Berketex Bride after the firm announced this week that it had ceased trading.

Workers in Scotland take over 800,000 days off a year due to money worries, according to landmark research released today from pension and investment company, Aegon.

Nationwide has announced it is investing in Moneyhub, a financial management platform that consolidates accounts, including those from different providers, into one place to give clarity and actionable insights.