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CYBG CEO David Duffy shows of Clydesdale Bank's new tenner

Claire Robertson Thirteen Scottish-based accountants have been named among ICAS’s 35 Chartered Accountants (CAs) under 35 for 2017.

Graeme Morrison Thirteen Scottish-based accountants have been named among ICAS’s 35 Chartered Accountants (CAs) under 35 for 2017.

Gross mortgage lending in the UK reached £22.1 billion in June, marking a 9 per cent jump from May’s lending total of £20.3 billion, and 3 per cent higher than the £21.5 billion lent in June last year.

Contract and permanent vacancies increased 16 and 17 per cent, respectfully, in Scotland year-on-year to June 2017, according to research from the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo).

Quartermile 3 Edinburgh office take-up reached an all-time high in Quarter 2 2017, according to the latest figures from Cushman & Wakefield.

Neil Amner The Scottish Chambers of Commerce's latest quarterly economic indicator has reported a “broadly positive” outlook for the coming months, with growth expected to continue, despite longer-term dangers lurking ahead.

Blair Nimmo The number of businesses failing in Scotland fell significantly in the second quarter of 2017 compared to the same three months in 2016, according to new statistics from KPMG.

Eunice McAdam Accountancy firm Saffery Champness has announced that Eunice McAdam has joined the firm as a partner, based in its Inverness office.

The UK Government has today announced the investment of £300 million in Edinburgh and South East of Scotland through its latest City Region Deal.

The UK economy could suffer losses of up to £1.5 billion in the next five years if service leavers aren’t able to find employment, or are under employed upon leaving the Armed Forces, a new study from Barclays has claimed.

Glasgow is the least affordable city in the UK for students while Aberdeen is the second most cost-effective, according to the Royal Bank of Scotland.

Jody Crockett Burness Paull has announced a raft of appointments and partner promotions that it says underpin its ambitious strategy for the future.

Sean McGinness It is not unusual for spouses or families to operate more than one business, often based at the same address, using the same door, and even the same bank account.

Scottish retail sales increased by 0.2 per cent on a like-for-like basis compared to June 2016, when they had decreased by 1.4 per cent.