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Edinburgh entrepreneurs are currently dominating news headlines; from Skyscanners £1.4 billion sale to the city being crowned British Entrepreneurial City of the Year at the Great British Entrepreneur awards.

Stephen Gibb Shepherd and Wedderburn has today announced further expansion of its Aberdeen operations through the acquisition of The Commercial Law Practice (CLP), an independent business law firm, which has provided legal services dedicated to the business community in Aberdeen and surrounding area

Aberdeen Asset Management has announced plans to merge its Aberdeen UK Tracker trust with BlackRock's BlackRock Income Strategies trust (BIST).

Scotland leads the UK with fast-growing firms creating new jobs, but time taken to reach £1 million turnover is slower than elsewhere.

Eileen Blackburn Scottish laws on insolvency have been brought together for the first time in a generation as the new Bankruptcy (Scotland) Act 2016 comes into force today.

Kenneth McEwen Henderson Loggie has strengthened its senior tax team with the appointment of Kenneth McEwen as partner based out of the accountancy firm’s Glasgow office.

Shares in Royal Bank of Scotland have dropped dramatically after new Bank of England ‘stress tests’ revealed that even eight years on from the financial crisis the still 73 per cent taxpayer-owned bank is still short of the money it needs to survive another crash.

Edinburgh-based Hampden & Co, the UK’s newest private bank, has won a significant contract to look after the banking requirements for over 1,200 high net worth clients in relation to their Lloyd’s insurance underwriting.

David Mundell Today sees a milestone in the transfer of £12 billion worth of income tax powers from Westminster to Holyrood under the Scotland Act 2016. The UK government will make the formal Parliamentary orders which confirm that landmark new income tax powers will transfer to the Scottish Parlia

Gordon Duncan By Gordon Duncan, partner and head of corporate at Lockton Companies LLP

The latest Disposable Income Index (DII) published today by savings and ISA provider Scottish Friendly has revealed that over half (55 per cent) of households are worried about an increase in the cost of food and more than four in ten (45 per cent) are anxious about petrol prices.

A new document has been launched which aims to keep track of the billions of pounds of investment planned for the North-east of Scotland.

Robert Perrie Our current series of Just A Minute profiles continues with Robert Perrie, Commerical Finance Broker at Glasgow-based ABL Business.

All of Scotland’s producers of new polymer bank notes have confirmed that their cash is free of any animal products.