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Shares in Scottish companies listed on the FTSE continued to lag the wider index in the third quarter of 2019 as their AIM (Alternative Investment Market) counterparts made a partial comeback, Brewin Dolphin analysis has found. Brewin Dolphin found that Scottish organisations listed on AIM

Housebuilder Bellway is to gradually reduce its investment in London in favour of generating growth elsewhere in the UK.

Three-quarters of Edinburgh businesses fear the negative impact of a no-deal Brexit, a new survey carried out by the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce has revealed.

Fintechs could save migrant workers a combined £520 million when moving money from the UK to emerging economies, according to new analysis by Edinburgh-based fintech Paysend. Each year, migrant workers in the UK send £8 billion back home. While the average global transaction fee is curre

New inflation figures published today indicate that state pensions are in line for around a 4% inflation-busting increase next April. The revelation arrives following the publication of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) 12-month rate for September.

A greater proportion of smaller Scottish firms are dissatisfied with their broadband service compared to the UK as a whole, Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) research reveals.

The sale of non-essential goods dropped in Scotland last month, new research conducted by the Scottish Retail Consortium (SRC) and KPMG reveals.

The total amount of income generated from all council properties in Scotland was £1.21 billion in 2018-19, of which around £656 million was spent on housing management and maintenance and £277m on loan charges, official figures have revealed. The surplus of £234m was invested

A Glasgow nightclub is to accept Euros at its Brexit-themed Halloween party.

Scottish mid-market dealmaker Hall Morrice Corporate Finance Ltd has joined forces with the UK advisory firm Dow Schofield Watts as part of its strategic growth plans. The partnership will give the Aberdeen team access to Dow Schofield Watts’ national and international network of corporat

A Fife buffalo farmer who hopes to become Scotland's first producer of buffalo mozzarella has reached £556,000 of his £800,000 crowdfunding goal.

Glasgow plant, tool and equipment hire firm GAP Group has posted record annual profits and turnover of £200 million. The firm, which is also celebrating its 50th year in business this year, saw profits rise after making concentrated efforts at diversification.

Long-serving staff at Johnston Carmichael have been recognised for their dedication to the business at the firm's Long Service Awards Lunch. The event takes place every year to celebrate staff who have been employed with the firm for more than 10 years.

Vehicle dealer group John Clark's newly filed company accounts show that pre-tax profits fell by 53% from £7 million in 2017 to £3.2m last year.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today announced plans to ban the way some car retailers receive commission.