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Dozens of clean energy startups have secured £150 million in private investment after receiving support from a leading technology centre, new figures have revealed. More than 80 pioneering companies have been backed by the Aberdeen-based Net Zero Technology Centre (NZTC), driving the developme

Aberdeenshire shortbread maker Dean's of Huntly reported a rise in turnover to nearly £10.2 million for the year ending 30 June 2024, a 23% increase from the previous year's £8.3m.

Initial consultation on a new Economic Development Strategy for East Dunbartonshire has been extended. Early engagement is taking place to help guide a plan to support jobs, productivity, investment, access to goods and services, and community wealth.

In a timely boost for Scotland-USA business relations, the Scottish Chambers of Commerce (SCC) will sign a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Greater New York Chamber of Commerce. The agreement, secured during Scotland’s Trade Mission to New York as part of the Tartan Week cel

Over a third of Scottish mid-market businesses have said that they expect to be directly affected ‘to a significant extent’ by the US Government tariffs, according to the latest survey from BDO. Its survey of 500 mid-market businesses conducted between 24 March and 2 April -  before

Holyrood's Fair Work Committee is to scrutinise the Community Wealth Building (Scotland) Bill.  Community wealth building, or CWB, is an approach to economic development that tries to use the influence of ‘anchor organisations’ – which might include bodies like the NHS, large

Aberdein Considine has announced the appointment of Graham Crocket as national estate agency director. Mr Crocket has over 20 years’ experience in the industry and a distinguished track record in leadership.

Edinburgh's office letting market remained steady in the first quarter (Q1), with property services firm JLL reporting nearly 140,000 sq ft of space transacted.

Phil Anderson Financial Services, headquartered in Ellon, has promoted long-serving team member Laura Cantlay to the role of office manager. Ms Cantlay, who has been with the firm for several years, has earned a reputation for her dedication and efficiency, and will now oversee operations at the bus

Change management consultancy CBS Consulting has appointed Stuart Pratt, a recognised change specialist within the Scottish financial services sector, as its new consulting director. Joining from Scottish Friendly – where he was head of transformation – Mr Pratt is set to start at the fi

Cooper Parry (CP) has signalled its expansion into Scotland with the appointment of Neil Norman as tax partner and regional head. The UK accountancy firm, which the largest B Corp in its sector, has completed 12 acquisitions across the professional services spectrum in the last 22 months.

The first quarter of 2025 saw property values across Edinburgh, the Lothians, Fife, and the Borders reach an average selling price of £283,912, according to ESPC. This marks a 6.1% rise compared to the same period in 2024.

Buskers who poorly perform the same songs again and again are effectively carrying out "psychological torture" and must be stopped, a judge has said. The City of London Magistrates' Court this week ordered Westminster Council to take stronger action against buskers in Leicester Square, the BBC repor

Dundee Football Club recorded a pre-tax loss of £2.76 million for the financial year ending 31 May 2024.

US President Donald Trump has announced potential new tariffs on imports, proposing a 10% levy on goods entering America from the United Kingdom. The prospect has caused significant concern within Scotland's whisky industry, for which the US market is paramount, generating approximately £1 bil