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The average price of a residential property in Scotland has shown an increase of 0.6 per cent during the second quarter of financial year 2016/17 compared with the same period in the previous year, with the highest rise of 9.7 per cent being reported in East Renfrewshire.

Union Street, Aberdeen. Aberdeen City Council could be set to take a “more proactive” approach to struggling businesses that are contributing to the sixfold rise in unpaid business rates in the Granite City.

Neil Dempsey (Director), Gordon Steele (Partner), Graeme Allan (Managing Partner), James Pirrie (Partner) and Jonathan Clark (Manager) all of AAB’s Litigation Support team. Aberdeen-based Chartered Accountants Anderson Anderson & Brown LLP (AAB) has announced the launch of a new Litigation Sup

Fiona McBain After 11 years Fiona McBain has announced that she is to step down as chief executive of Scottish Friendly.

The first half of 2016 saw 203 business outlets closed on Scotland’s high streets – a rate of 1.1 stores per day, PwC research compiled by the Local Data Company (LDC) has revealed.

The investment firm owned by Sir David Murray’s family has expressed confidence in the commercial prospects of its longstanding plans for a big housing development on a former open cast mine site in North Lanarkshire.

Gavin PatonBurness Paull partner, Gavin Paton, on why the imminent introduction of Project Bank Accounts could provide more certainty and stability.  

An accountant and a payroll specialist have been jailed along with a construction firm boss for a total of 19 years after stealing £6.9 million in UK taxes.

Following last year’s record number of firms reporting revenue growth, market challenges have caused growth to slow across the UK's top 100 firms in 2016, according to PwC’s 25th annual Law Firms' Survey. Seventy-five per cent of the top 100 UK law firms reported revenue growth this year, down f

Edinburgh-based banking giant Lloyds Banking Group is expected to reveal this week that its pension scheme, one of the biggest in the country with about 275,000 members, has slipped into deficit.

Anthony Browne Major international banks, most of which have their European headquarters in the UK, are set for a mass exodus from Britain in early 2017 as a result of Brexit uncertainty, according to the British Bankers Association.

One Lochrin Square Take-up of Edinburgh office space remained robust in Q3 2016, despite the uncertainty caused by Britain’s decision to leave the European Union, according to analysis from independent real estate consultancy Knight Frank.

Begbies Traynor have been appointed liquidators at a small Aberdeen firm that specialised in installing decks on oil rigs and supply boats.

Keith Brown More than 20,000 Scottish businesses are set to benefit from a £60 million investment, with EU money being used to grow Scotland’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

Frank Morton By Frank Morton, Director of Wealth Services at AAB Wealth