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Dougal Gunn Sharp Edinburgh-based craft beer firm Innis & Gunn is this week launching a crowdfunding initiative with the aim of raising £1 million for two per cent of its share capital.

Pete Wishart A £1.5 billion pension scheme is a ‘ticking timebomb’ of debts and liabilities for the plumbing profession, an SNP MP has told the House of Commons.

National Savings and Investments (NS&I) is today celebrating the sixtieth birthday of the Premium Bond.

Eric Gilligan By Eric Gilligan, partner, Stronachs LLP

Edinburgh-based accounting software developer FreeAgent is set to float on the London Stock Exchange later this month with a market capitalisation of between £31 million and £35 million.

Gresham House, the specialist asset manager, has announced the first close of the Gresham House Forestry Fund LP with £15 million of commitments and finance raised for the strategy from university college endowment funds, family offices and private individuals, including £1.25 million from the ma

The new Living Wage rate has been set at £8.45 an hour.

Standard Life has today announced the successful completion of its acquisition of AXA Portfolio Services Ltd (trading as “Elevate”) from AXA UK.

Paul Mason Accountancy firm Chiene + Tait has recruited the former head of Lomond Advisory, Paul Mason, as a partner to lead its new corporate finance division.

Glasgow-based specialist lender, The Mortgage Lender (TML), has made a number of new appointments, including two senior team members, as it invests for growth following a successful launch earlier this year.

Scottish tennis superstar and world number two, Andy Murray has made two further investments in British tech businesses on Seedrs.

Campbell Dallas has revealed that the winding up of the affairs of collapsed Dundee building firm Muirfield Contracts could still take “some considerable time”.

The City of Edinburgh Council introduced the Living Wage for its employees in 2013 and has now gained accreditation through the Scottish Living Wage Accreditation Initiative.

Blue chip businesses including Royal London, the UK's largest mutual life, pensions and investment company, and Lendlease, the Australian-listed property and real estate multinational, have signed up to a corporate ‘crowd funded’ Brexit advisory service.

Glasgow-based football club Rangers have posted a loss of £3.3 million in its latest annual report.