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Business owners seeking to cut energy overheads need to act fast to take full advantage of tax breaks available to reduce the cost of installing green technology, accountants Henderson Loggie have warned. Tax relief which is currently available on investment in plant and machinery such as wind turbi

Sarah Speirs House prices continue to rise across Scotland, driven by a long-term shortage of stock, according to the latest RICS UK Residential Market Survey.

Yvonne Brady Law firm, Shepherd and Wedderburn has today announced the appointment of a three partner team to lead their restructuring and insolvency practice.

Stewart Hosie Official output figures for 2014 show that Scotland is continuing to ‘punch above its weight’, the Scottish Government has said.

Stephen Crossland An award winning Scottish brewery has invested a five figure sum in a monster rebrand to match its growth and ambitions for 2016.

Martin Darroch Scottish law firm Harper Macleod has been appointed by the Scottish Government to help administer the £195 million successor to its hugely popular Help to Buy schemes.

Richard Hyder Investment management firm Psigma has hired Turcan Connell pair Richard Hyder and David Robertson as investment directors for its Edinburgh office.

Bill Robertson CBE Robertson Group has reported a record turnover of £298 million and a pre-tax profit of £11.77m as it nears the end of a five-year plan focused on growing sustainable, long term value and profits.

Ken McEwan McEwan Fraser Legal has scored a unique hat-trick by becoming the new sponsor of three Scottish Premiership clubs – Dundee, Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Dundee United.

Revised plans for a proposed golf and tennis centre near Dunblane have been rejected by Stirling Council.

St Andrews, Fife. Fife is home to the some of the UK’s best performing micro-businesses based on growth, according to Experian.

Perth-based transport giant Stagecoach has cited spooked passengers in the wake of recent terrorist attacks as reason for “modestly” cutting its forecasts for the year running to the end of April. Shares slid 14 per cent on the news with the company saying that travellers have become wary of tra

Royal Bank of Scotland has introduced a range of measures to support its personal and business customers affected by the serious flooding across much of north west England and southern Scotland and ease the financial strain caused. For personal customers, the Edinburgh-based lender and its NatWest s

Mark Harries Aberdeen Asset Management’s co-head of multi-manager and former head of multi-manager at Scottish Widows Investment Partnership, Mark Harries, has left the firm.