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Staff at Edinburgh-based Skyscanner, which was sold in Scotland’s latest corporate deal of the year last week, look set to land cash and share windfalls of more than £166,000 each.

Chris Gotts Scottish law firm, Burness Paull has recorded a successful three months, completing close to 50 corporate deals, worth more than £2.5 billion.

Martin Gilbert Aberdeen Asset Management has seen outflows for the 14th consecutive quarter.

Edinburgh-based Sainsbury’s Bank has opened a new contact centre in Rosyth yesterday.

Ulster Bank is to repay €1.5 billion to its state-owned parent Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) this Wednesday.

Mark Pryce Business owners have a narrow window up to April 5th 2017 in which to make significant tax savings before new tax rules come into force, according to Mark Pryce, a leading business tax specialist with accountants Campbell Dallas.

https://youtu.be/nCjCrqB1lv0 Glasgow City Council has announced plans to have 50,000 new jobs and an additional 1000 new businesses in the city by 2023.

Lorne Crerar The chairman of Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) has said he is fully confident about the future of the organisation.

Annuity providers will be required to inform their customers how much they could gain from shopping around and switching provider before they purchase an annuity under new plans announced by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

After a vote from their global workforce, the Aberdeen Asset Management Charitable Foundation has selected the Karen Hilltribes Trust as its fifth emerging markets charity partner.

Ian Russell Ian Russell has today been appointed as chair of Scottish Futures Trust (SFT).

Scottish law firm MacRoberts has been commended at the annual British Legal Awards, fighting off competition from national heavyweights Herbert Smith Freehills, Olswang, Simmons and Simmons & Ward Hadaway to be awarded the highly commended title, while Eversheds took the top prize for "commerci

Alan Brennan Bank of Scotland (BoS) in partnership with Scottish Widows has provided a new £54 million, 10-year funding package for HFD Property Group, the developer behind an Aberdeen office complex named after oil mogul Sir Ian Wood.

Regional office occupier markets in the first nine months of 2016 have proven relatively resilient in Scotland, despite the timing of the UK’s EU referendum, according to property consultant CBRE.

Claire Middlebrook An insolvency and business recovery firm new to Aberdeen this year claims that its arrival in the city has provided timely extra energy to the area’s insolvency sector as the impact of languishing oil prices continue to take their toll.