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Anderson Anderson & Brown (AAB), the tech-enabled business-critical services group, has announced that Gill Pryde and Kevin Meaney will retire from the business as senior partner and partner respectively at the end of March 2022. Gill Pryde, based in the Aberdeen AAB office, has played a leading

CarMoney, the rapidly expanding Scotland-based motor finance business, has moved into 9,000 square feet of new office space to accommodate the substantial growth in staff number it is anticipating this year. The offices at Precision House, McNeil Drive in North Lanarkshire’s Eurocentral comple

Clearwater Electrical, an Aberdeen-based provider of electrical solutions, has secured a deal with international workplace solutions company, Fellowes Brands, to act as the selected Scottish partner for their AeraMax Pro air purifiers. Clearwater Electrical has been appointed as the approved reselle

BDO’s M&A team has advised the shareholders of Glasgow-headquartered tech firm Incremental on its sale to Telefónica Tech. The transaction will see Telefónica Tech strengthen its capabilities and presence in the UK and Ireland, where it operates under the Telefónica Te

A plan to help the technology sector reach new international markets has been published by the Scottish Government. Produced in partnership with industry experts, the Export Plan for Scotland’s Technology Sector identifies opportunities to build on strengths in key areas, including digital tec

The Scottish Government has announced a £4 million funding package to help improve infrastructure on Scotland’s islands. The capital investment will be allocated to the six island local authorities to fund the improvement, creation or safeguarding of locally developed infrastructure proj

Two-thirds of female entrepreneurs feel the pandemic has worsened gender inequality and bias in business, according to new research by Simply Business, a small business insurance providers.

Glasgow-based diesel and gas generator provider DTGen has agreed to acquire the sales and projects division of Bristol-based Power Electrics Generators (PEG), from its owners John and Andy Pullin. The acquisition will add considerable capacity and expertise to DTGen and extends its national coverage

abrdn has announced an evolution to its Sustainable Investing approach with the creation of a new ‘Sustainability Group’. This includes the appointment of Amanda Young to the executive role as chief sustainability officer to lead the group and the sustainability strategy for abrdn’

New data from financial mutual Scottish Friendly has revealed investment by female customers into newly opened stocks and shares ISA policies reached its highest than in any quarter since the start of the global pandemic. The Scottish Friendly Investor Index tracks sales of adult investment ISA poli

Chartered accountant Wylie & Bisset has welcomed Crown Estate Scotland’s launch of a capital investment fund and advised SMEs to diversify and innovate their way to prosperity. Launched to help promote the sustainable development of Scotland’s natural resources, the £3m Innovat

Aberdeen-based Bio Technical Scotland, developers of a complete circular food economy solution which also includes Carbon Capture and Utilisation (CCU), has been selected from 178 applications to travel to Silicon Valley next month in partnership with Startup Grind Scotland. The only Aberdeen-based

R3, the insolvency and restructuring trade body, has launched a new debt advice guide for individuals in Scotland. The free resource, ‘Dealing with money worries – a guide to your options’, provides an overview of the potential solutions available to those who are worried about the

Macdonald Henderson, led by corporate director Laura McKnight, has advised the shareholders of Glasgow-based Ping Network Solutions on the disposal of the company to Luxembourg–based Sword Group, the Euronext listed IT and digital transformation group. Sword UK employs 430 staff and more than

A cyclist who reported a motorist to police for allegedly using his phone behind the wheel is facing a £1,000 fine for his trouble. Bristol cyclist Tom Bosanquet, 42, submitted footage from his headcam to an online portal for reporting road traffic offences after spotting a motorist with a pho