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Subscribers to our sister publication Scottish Housing News passed the 11k milestone last month with 225 new readers of the free daily newsletter for Scotland's dynamic social housing sector taking the subscribers' total to 11,050. Daily subscribers have grown by an impressive 23% in the last year w

Aberdeen's Jamieson & Carry, an independent, family-owned jewellery business founded in 1733, has unveiled the next phase of its multi-million-pound expansion plans at its Union Street store. A planning application to combine the existing store at 142 Union Street with the neighbouring building

Despite concerns over the Bank of England's recent hike in base interest rates to a 15-year peak of 5.25%, Glasgow's property market has remained "robust and thriving", according to Scottish estate agents Corum. Celebrating its 20th anniversary, the company has reported a 10% rise in property viewin

Edinburgh-based financial advisory firm Chiene + Tait Financial Planning has undergone a management buyout led by directors Mark Dobson and Gordon Birrell. The duo has taken full control of the company from the outgoing shareholders Chiene + Tait LLP.

Nationwide reported a notable 0.8% month-on-month dip in house prices in August, reflecting the largest annual drop since July 2009 with values down by 5.3%.

Motorists were warned to keep their car windows closed after a truck spilled crates containing five million bees onto a road west of Toronto. Constable Ryan Anderson, who was at the scene, said: “Crates were literally on the road and swarms of bees were flying around. The initial beekeeper tha

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has initiated an assessment of nine firms, particularly concerning their savings products, in light of mounting concerns over unjust savings deals.

Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) has revealed its new five-year strategy aimed at transform the Highlands and Islands into a greener, more equitable, and resilient region.

Environmental services company Recycl8 has been awarded with a six-figure grant from the Low Carbon Manufacturing Challenge Fund (LCMCF). This LCMCF is facilitated by Scottish Enterprise as part of the Scottish Government’s initiative, ‘Making Scotland’s Future’, to promote l

The Women in Wellies podcast, which shines a light on the inspiring lives of women working and living in rural Scotland, has teamed up with Henderson Loggie's landed estates and rural business team. The new sponsorship agreement marks a milestone for the podcast, supporting its mission to amplify th

Bathgate-based connectivity firm Clarus Networks Group has ushered in a new chapter with the launch of its maritime & energy division.

The proposed reform of the UK's auditors has been delayed again, prolonging the uncertainty the industry has dealt with for the past four years. Since 2019, the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has been poised to transform into the Audit, Reporting and Governance Authority (Arga). This new body, en

Aberdeen-based accountancy firm Hall Morrice has marked a significant milestone welcoming a record number of trainees Robert Gordon University (RGU). This recruitment surge is the firm's largest-ever intake of trainees and reflects the firm's commitment to investing in its team, evidenced by re

Edinburgh-based law firm Murray Beith Murray has appointed Alec Stewart as new partner. Mr Stewart will join Murray Beith Murray partners Ruthven Gemmell, Peter Shand, Andrew Paterson, Sophie Napier and Fraser Scott within the firm’s asset protection group in September.

A TV news crew preparing to film a segment about a rise in armed robberies was robbed at gunpoint. TV network Univision said its reporter and cameraman were preparing to film in Chicago on Monday morning when they were suddenly approached by three armed and masked men in two vehicles.