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RM Sotheby's is is set to auction a unique lot of six near-new Porsche 911s, accompanied by a Rolfo Aguria transport trailer and MAN tractor truck. This "full-size Hot Wheels set" comprises five 991.2 generation GT3s, alongside a rare 991.1 911 R.

Ahead of next week's Spring Statement, Joe Nellis explores the Chancellor's dwindling fiscal headroom and potential policy responses, including changes to borrowing rules, tax rises, and spending cuts, in light of a deteriorating economic outlook. The Chancellor has had her fiscal headroom of an est

Stirling will have the fastest-growing economy in Scotland over the next three years – and be among the top four for growth in the UK – according to new research from Ernst & Young (E&Y).

The Scottish women-led angel investment group, Mint Ventures, has welcome seasoned entrepreneur and business leader, Jamie Landale, as a non-executive director. Mr Landale, from Crieff, is the founder of The Crieff Food Company and Wilde Thyme Ltd and drove both companies to industry acclaim before

Sutherland-based distillers, bottlers and blenders The Thompson Brothers has launched a £1.8 million crowdfunding campaign to help fund the construction of a cutting-edge sustainable distillery located in Dornoch.

Scottish businesses are losing millions due to mismanagement of international VAT and Customs Duty rules, a tax expert has warned. Veronica Donnelly, head of VAT in Scotland with Azets says that whilst many businesses have knowledge of their obligations, the vast majority do not fully understand the

A new action plan, designed to boost business growth and innovation, has been unveiled for Edinburgh and South East Scotland. Developed collaboratively by Innovate UK, Edinburgh and South East Scotland City Region, and Scottish Enterprise, the plan aims to build a strong, resilient and investment-at

Glasgow-based construction firm City Building, a joint venture between Glasgow City Council and Wheatley Group, has reported a £16 million loss amid rising costs and unforeseen operational expenses. The figure in its latest annual accounts for the year ending March 31, 2023, follows

Scottish charities are being cautioned about the potential pitfalls of expanding revenue-raising activities, with a senior lawyer warning of unintended tax implications and regulatory breaches. Amid rising costs, including National Insurance contributions, tightening public sector funding and a down

A Washington, D.C., homeowner has taken an unconventional approach to selling his home by including photos of a Lego replica in the listing.

Nairn's Oatcakes has reported a pre-tax profit increase to £4.2 million for the year ending 18 May 2024, up from £3.5m the previous year.

EY is restructuring its UK legal arm, leading to redundancies and a scaling back of its legal sector ambitions. In a brief conference call, partners informed staff of the overhaul and redundancy consultation, affecting approximately 30 of the firm's 160 UK legal employees. Some roles will be relocat

Significant change to the Land Reform (Scotland) Bill is needed if the Scottish government’s policy objectives for land reform are to be met, according to Holyrood’s Net Zero, Energy & Transport Committee. Although the majority of committee members support the general principles of t

CHAP Group has reported a record annual turnover of £57.7 million for the 2023/24 financial year thanks to a robust performance of its Civils division and the opening of a regional office in Dundee. The results mark the fifth consecutive year of profit growth for the Westhill-based constructio

Scotland's labour market demonstrates continued strength, according to recent figures from November 2024 to January 2025. Despite economic challenges, the employment rate in Scotland rose to 74.1%, a 0.9% increase over the quarter, although it remains below the UK average of 75%. The unemployment ra