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Knight Frank has listed 22 Moray Place, one of the "finest townhouses in Edinburgh" on the market for the first time in sixty years for offers over £4.5 million. The A-listed nine-bedroom property in the city's new town, has "breathtaking views" of Edinburgh Castle and the Firth of Forth. The

Andrew Bailey, the governor of the Bank of England (BoE) has revealed that the bank is leaving "all options on the table", including a 50 basis-point interest rate increase in an attempt to fight back against rising inflation. Mr Bailey told an audience of global central bankers at the European Cent

Scotland’s economic growth forecast for 2023 has been revised down due to the impacts of cost increases on consumers and businesses, and the likelihood that these will persist for longer than previously thought, according to the latest quarterly Economic Commentary from the Fraser of Allander

Business confidence in Scotland fell 15 points to 27% in June, according to the latest Business Barometer from Bank of Scotland Commercial Banking.

Inverness is to be home to a new £6 million whisky distillery and brewery, for the first time in nearly forty years.

With Scottish Engineering’s latest survey revealing that rising prices and skills shortages are causing concern among engineering companies, requiring them to consider innovation, product leadership and efficiency drives, Wylie & Bisset, accountants and business advisors, is advising engin

Annual UK house price growth slowed modestly to 10.7% in June, from 11.2% in May, according to the latest Nationwide House Price Index.

Scottish Leather Group, producer of sustainable leather, has contracted the services of Isio, a national pensions and investment advisory firm with offices in both Edinburgh and Glasgow. Isio has been appointed as scheme actuary, investment advisor and administrator to the Scottish Leather Group pen

A Scottish think tank, Reform Scotland, has warned that Scotland's tax system requires a complete overhaul.

Stagecoach has released preliminary results for the year ending 30th April 2022 showing positive signs of growth as demand has been recovering from the impacts of the pandemic. For the year ended 30 April 2022, revenue grew to £1,176 million from £928m the previous year and adjusted tota

Figures released today by the Department for International Trade have revealed that 4,400 jobs were created as a result of inward investment over the past year. The latest figures show a 36% increase in jobs in 2021, with 1,163 new roles created since 2020. A total of 119 new projects in Scotla

Highly attractive BIK (benefit in kind) rates for electric cars and increasing concerns over climate change is driving soaring employee demand for company supplied electric cars according to Azets, the regional adviser to SMEs. The annual income tax and NIC costs for a £15356 petrol Corsa SE f

Landmark Information Group has launched Scotland's first customer onboarding solution, LandmarkAgent. Landmark Agent is the first one-stop platform in Scotland to bring together core onboarding tools to help estate agents reduce admin, assure compliance, and speed up the transaction process.

Brian McBride has been elected as the new Confederation of British Industry (CBI) President at its Annual General Meeting (AGM) held yesterday. Lord Karan Bilimoria, the outgoing President, has been elected as the organisation’s vice-president.

Real estate advisor CBRE, alongside joint agent Ryden, has secured a new tenant for 58 Waterloo Street in Glasgow on behalf of the landlord, Castleforge. The National Federation of Self Employed and Small Businesses (FSB) has taken a suite on the eighth floor extending to 1,530 sq ft on a ten-year l