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SSE has reached agreement to sell a 25% minority stake in its electricity transmission network business, SSEN Transmission, to Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan board in a transaction valued at £1.465 billion. The energy giant says the deal will help unlock significant growth in both the tr

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The latest EY Future Consumer Index has found that nearly half of UK consumers (43%) expect to spend less over the festive season compared to 22% for the same period last year. The 11th edition of the survey of over 1,000 UK consumers found that falling consumer confidence due to the cost-of-living

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The number of overdue invoices in Scotland has reached its highest level for this year, according to new research from insolvency and restructuring trade body R3. R3’s analysis of data provided by Creditsafe shows the number of invoices in Scotland that have gone past their payment deadline ro

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Russwood, a timber manufacturing and processing firm, has secured a green jobs investment worth £180,000 from Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE). The Newtonmore business is undergoing a £1.5 million project to expand and become a more modern, technological advanced and efficient

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Global IT firm transACT Technology Solutions has appointed tech entrepreneur Duncan Girvan as its director for Scotland. Mr Girvan, who previously co-founded Glasgow-based Disrupt Group Ltd, takes on the newly-created role as the London-headquartered firm embarks on a strategic UK-wide expansion to

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Scottish mid-tier accountancy & business advisory firm French Duncan has promoted directors Tommy Bates and Elizabeth Leonard to partners, reflecting the contribution of both to the firm. Mr Bates has been with the audit department of French Duncan since 2001, having qualified with a national ac

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Digital chemistry data and software company DeepMatter Group Plc has announced that it is considering cancelling its shares on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) and returning to private ownership. The decision came after discussions with its major shareholders and potential institutional inves

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A new bill that will consolidate, reform and modernise long-standing laws governing the operation of trusts in Scotland has been published by Holyrood. Scots trust law is widely considered to be out of date, and the main legislation is now just over a century old.

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