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Dundee-based Alliance Trust Savings has announced two new appointments to its executive team, including Ed Carey as sales director, who had was formerly head of distribution at Cofunds. ATS has made the hires following its separation from Alliance Trust to be a standalone business and they complete

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A new report into the ability of Scottish companies to honour their pension commitments has revealed that many, including some of the biggest, are facing an uphill struggle as volatite markets continue to play havoc. Glasgow-based consultants Hymans Robertson has produced its annual Scottish Pension

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Overseas sales of one of Scotland’s biggest exports dropped by more than one-fifth last year according to latest industry results. The salmon industry lost around £100 million as a result of the reversal as sales to the USA, Canada and the Far East dropped by about one-third compared with the pre

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A desire to capitalise on distressed situations, grow international market share and acquire new technology will drive a surge in M&A activity in the oilfield services sector during 2016, according to major new research from international law firm Pinsent Masons. A survey of 200 senior executive

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Queen Margaret University (QMU), Edinburgh, has announced plans to launch two new postgraduate study programmes in family business this year. Following five years of industry consultation with organisations such as Scottish Family Business Association, Family Business United and a range of family-ru

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PwC has moved to strengthen its fast-growing cyber security practice with the acquisition of Praxism, an Edinburgh-based consultancy specialising in identity and access management (IDaM). Praxism is renowned for solutions to effectively tackle staff, customer and consumer identity management problem

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MSPs on the Delegated Powers and Law Reform committee have recommended that the Bankruptcy (Scotland) Bill should proceed as a consolidation bill, in a report published today. The Bankruptcy (Scotland) Bill is what is known as a consolidation bill and it is the first such bill to be referred to this

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The number of domestic tourist visits to Scotland jumped nine per cent, to around 12.9 million, in the year to the end of September 2015. The Great Britain Tourism Survey published today also shows that expenditure on domestic tourism visits - visitors from Scotland, England and Wales staying for at

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