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Faye Chua UK business confidence rebounded in the quarter ahead of the triggering of Article 50, according to the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants' Global Economic Conditions Survey.

Vicki Linton, James Mulholland, Russell Crichton, Dominic Meade, Cameron Pollock Investment management firm Speirs & Jeffrey is celebrating exam success from younger members of its investment management team.

The number of unemployed Scots fell by 15,000 over the winter to stand at 123,000, according to latest official figures.

HSBC has said it is to adopt a number of initiatives aimed at supporting people affected by dementia.

The average homeowner in Scotland bought their first home aged 27, will live in eight different properties and will spend £25,213 on redecorating during their lifetime, according to new research.

More than half of first time buyers are now dependent on family money to raise the deposit on a home of their own, new research from Nationwide Mortgages has revealed.

Car insurance prices are revving up with drivers in Scotland being hit with the highest annual increases in the UK, accord to latest data.

Dame Lin Homer The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland (ICAS) has announced that Dame Lin Homer CB is to be appointed to its Council as a Public Interest Member.

Sir Howard Davies Chairman Sir Howard Davies has become the target of a shareholder revolt that is emerging ahead of Royal Bank of Scotland’s upcoming annual meeting.

Kenny Crawford The latest publication of the monthly UK House Price Index (UK HPI) shows that the average price of a property in Scotland in February 2017 was £138,821 – an increase of 3.1 per cent on February in the previous year but a decrease of 0.6 per cent when compared to the previous month

Nearly half (48.2 per cent) of UK professional services small businesses have been put off applying for finance simply because they found the terminology and acronyms difficult to understand.

One store a day closed last year in Scotland, with the banks, fashion outlets, charity stores and mobile phone shops being the hardest hit, according to PwC research compiled by the Local Data Company (LDC).

Jonathan Meddes Four of Scotland’s most disruptive start-up companies will showcase their vision of how to change the world of business to investors, venture capitalists, incubators, and academics at Deloitte’s Edinburgh Greenhouse on April 25.

Lanarkshire based Keane Premier Healthcare has agreed a £2.7 million loan with Barclays, enabling the company to expand its portfolio with the acquisition of a third care home, safeguarding 40 jobs and the care of 22 residents in the process.

Colin MacKenzie A concentration of occupier activity around mid-sized office space and a lack of city centre supply has created a “pinch point” in Glasgow’s commercial property market, according to analysis from Knight Frank.