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The winning team from insolvency specialists WRI Associates. Glasgow- headquartered accountancy firm French Duncan has raised more than £3,300 for a local charity through its annual charity pub quiz attended by more than 180 people from companies across the city, including Clydesdale Bank, Bank of

Glasgow-based investment house Maven Capital Partners has paired uo with YFM Equity Partners to back the management buyout of Indigo Telecom Group, acquiring the business from parent TTG-Global Limited.

Shepherd and Wedderburn has announced a third consecutive year of growth.

Regulations laid at Westminster today will begin the transfer of powers to enable the Scottish Parliament to start legislating on social security and employability.

Fifteen Scottish-based accountants have been named among ICAS’s 35 Chartered Accountants (CAs) under 35 for 2016.

Aberdeen Asset Management (AAM) has lifted a week-long suspension from trading in its property fund, which was triggered after a rush of investors attempted to cash out following the Brexit vote.

Scotland’s enterprise agencies are performing well and having a positive impact on businesses and communities but the Scottish Government needs to do more to link their work to its economic strategy and to set out in detail how that strategy will be achieved, Audit Scotland has found.

House prices across Scotland have continued to rise following a sustained dip in the supply of new properties coming on to the market, surveyors have reported today.

The Scottish Chambers of Commerce has stated it has “very acute fears” that the economy north of the Border could fall into recession as a result of the UK’s decision to leave the European Union.

Fifteen Scottish-based accountants have been named among ICAS’s 35 Chartered Accountants (CAs) under 35 for 2016.

ARRIA NLG has made inroads into the financial services industry after securing two paid pilot programmes for its NLG software technology within the North American financial services industry.

Union Street, Aberdeen. The plummeting price of oil may mean it is currently taking a battering, but a new study has revealed that the Granite City is the best city in Scotland to buy a house and work.

The vice president for finance at a Scottish oil industry firm has been has been jailed for three years and four months at the High Court in Edinburgh for embezzling more than £1.3 million from her employers.

The total value of Scottish fraud grew 80 per cent last year to hit more than £18 million, according to a new report from accountants and business advisers BDO.

May saw UK home-owners borrow £9.4bn for house purchase, up 15 per cent month-on-month and 8 per cent year-on-year, according to latest figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders.