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Global law firm Clyde & Co has reported a 3% increase in revenue to £854 million in its latest financial year. The firm, which has offices in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen, also saw profit increase by 1.8% to £177.5m in the year to 30 April 2025.

Hiring activity across the UK fell sharply in July as businesses held back on recruitment amidst concerns over the economic outlook and rising labour costs.

Three pioneering healthtech companies are set to accelerate their growth and market impact thanks to investment from STAC, Scotland’s industry-led accelerator for smart, connected, and deep tech startups. STAC has announced the completion of its first investments through its newly launched inv

Charities and social enterprises in the Scottish Borders will have the opportunity to connect with fund managers and experts within Scotland’s third sector, helping them secure the resources they need to increase their social and economic impact and improve the lives of those individuals and c

Demand for Scotland's hotels has increased in June with people still wanting to travel this summer, but this was not enough to offset increasing staff costs as profits fall, according to the RSM Hotels Tracker.

Scotland's sole charity dedicated to supporting victims of cybercrime and fraud has announced a significant impact in its inaugural year, recovering or preventing the loss of over £1.15 million for those affected. Launched in July 2024, The Cyber and Fraud Hub, working in close collaboration w

Gillespie Macandrew has posted an 11% rise in turnover to £19.6 million and a 20% increase in profits to £6.3m for the year ending 28 February 2025. This marks double digit turnover growth for the firm in three of the last four years organically, and has a doubling of its turnover over t

Dubai’s billionaire ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum has fitted solar panels on his Highland estate without planning permission.

Johnston Carmichael restructuring partner Graeme Bain has been appointed provisional liquidator of Ballantine Castings Limited. Based in Bo’ness, West Lothian, Ballantine Castings is an iron foundry which can trace its roots back almost 200 years.

An Edinburgh mum has launched a children’s clothing brand designed specifically for children with disabilities after receiving specialised start-up support from Business Gateway. Blue Bee Mike, founded by Kasia McGavigan, offers sensory-considerate clothing that supports the needs of children

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has authorised new rules requiring banks to collect National Insurance (NI) numbers from customers with savings accounts. This measure aims to help HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) more effectively identify and tax savers who earn interest above their personal savings allowan

Scottish high streets saw shopper numbers fall again in July, with footfall dropping by 1.3% year-on-year.

Aberdeen-headquartered Well-Safe Solutions has been awarded a landmark multi-year contract expected to generate over $45 million (c. £33m) in revenue by EnQuest to decommission a series of wells in the North Sea.

More than 100 former Stewart Milne workers from Tayside are set to share in a £1 million payout following the firm’s collapse.

While investment volumes in Scotland's real estate sector during Q2 only reached £370 million, the full H1 total of £930m is 20% ahead of the corresponding 2024 figure, the latest Scotland Snapshot from Colliers has revealed.