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Left to Right: Jamie Kerr, Partner, Thorntons. Keith Brown, Cabinet Secretary for Infrastructure, Investment and Cities. Hugh Aitken, CBI Scotland. David Duffy, Clydesdale Bank. More than 100 of Scotland’s top business, charity and political leaders were brought together this week for the first CB

Harry Morgan Tilney Bestinvest has restructured the management of its Scottish operation and further strengthened its offering with the hiring of Harry Morgan in the new role of director of key clients for Scotland.

Tata Steel, Clydebridge. Communities and employees affected by the closure of Tata Steel plants in Scotland have been promised £1.5 million to help support the creation of new jobs.

The UK treasury has reported that the first six months of this year saw it suffer a multi-million pound loss on North Sea oil and gas for the first time in the industry’s 40 year history. The unwelcome event comes amid the effects of the languishing global oil price which saw dipping government re

The Competition and Markets Authority, the UK's competition watchdog, has ruled out a break up of the UK’s biggest banks. The provisional findings of the CMA’s investigation, which examined the supply of personal current accounts and of banking services to small and medium-sized enterprises, had

HM Revenue & Customs has named and shamed a dozen Scottish businesses including a garage, a taxi business and five hairdressers, for failing to pay workers the national minimum wage. They were on a list of more than 100 UK employers identified by the UK government following HMRC investigations.

David Bennett Clydesdale Bank has announced the appointment of former Alliance & Leicester chief executive David Bennett, as non-executive director and deputy chair of the board.

Nikki Williams Financial recovery, restructuring and debt advisory boutique mlm Solutions has achieved the prestigious Investors in People Gold Accreditation, the most successful framework for business improvement through people in the UK.

Over 1,000 full-time jobs are at risk at North Lanarkshire Council as the local authority bids to save £68.3 million over the next two financial years. Councillors will be asked next week to accept measures to save £22.7 million, a move which will result in 23 post reductions.

Queensferry Crossing The Scottish Government has come in for criticism for awarding the contract to supply the steel for the Queensferry Crossing to a Chinese firm.

Glasgow City Council has given initial permission in principle for an extension to the city’s Silverburn shopping centre.

More than a quarter of Scots believe poverty is a result of laziness, according to a new poll published by a Scottish charity. The poll, commissioned by Cyrenians, found that 28 per cent believed poverty was a result of laziness on the part of those living in poverty, while 24 per cent believed a la

Joanna Lumley Aberdeen Asset Management has released a new short online cartoon animation series incorporating the voice of British A-list celebrity Joanna Lumley to explain the Seven Deadly Sins of Multi-Asset Investing.

Edward Bruce Edinburgh-based insurance broker Bruce Stevenson has unveiled a £1 million rise in income to £5.5m in the year ended August 31.

Jackie Hunt Insurer Prudential UK & Europe, which employs more than 2,000 workers at its site near Stirling, has announced that chief executive Jackie Hunt is leaving the organisation after two years in the position.