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Planning permission has been granted to transform a disused building in Aberdeen city centre into residential flats.

Diamond Dental Care in Clydebank is set to benefit from savings of up to £7,000 per month which will fuel future growth ambitions, thanks to a funding package from Barclays of more than £600,000.

RSM’s economic consulting team are working with NHS England to help determine the feasibility; suitability and the impact digital intervention could have on type 2 diabetes prevention in the future. A pilot programme has provided a range of digital supports to 4,500 individuals who are at risk

Most self-employed artists in Scotland earn less than £8000 a year from their work, according to a study, prompting calls for art schools and colleges to offer business advice and training to undergraduate students. A survey of more than 100 artists and craftspeople by the Scottish Design Exch

A new initiative in Scotland between academia and financial services has been forged with the creation of a new industry-academic group and appointment of its first Chairperson. The Scottish Financial Risk Academy (SFRA) an established industry-academic partnership dedicated to improving the un

A former administrator of Rangers has begun a £2 million damages action against Police Scotland, alleging it unlawfully investigated his activities at the club. David Grier, 57, claims detective failed to follow legal procedures when they arrested him in 2014 in connection with

Results from Scottish law firm Gillespie Macandrew released today confirm the business has achieved a seventh consecutive year of growth for the year ended 28 February 2019. With an increase in revenue of 8.3 per cent to £13.0m, the firm’s year end cash position was also strengthene

Think-tank IPPR Scotland has today called for urgent action to deliver inclusive growth in Scotland by tackling low pay, which would boost the economy and increase tax revenues. In a report published today, supported by the Scottish Policy Foundation, researchers at Scotland’s progressive thin

Demand for permanent accounting & finance professionals in Scotland increased by 17 per cent year-on-year in May 2019, according to research from the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo).

Castleforge Partners has announced four new tenants at 58 Waterloo Street, Glasgow with finance provider White Oak UK taking the sixth floor, extending to 3,827 sq ft, whilst global insurance firm, Allianz has also secured 3,817 sq ft on the seventh floor. The deals come in quick succession to the r

The UK's automotive sector manufacturers continue to play an outsized role in the trajectory of regional economies and the outlook for international trade, according to the new Royal Bank of Scotland UK Automotive PMI® report published today.

Scott Henderson, Managing Director at Edinburgh-based R&D tax relief specialist Jumpstart  

Over a third of Scottish workers who run out of money before payday have gone without food for their household at least once over the last year, according to new figures published today by Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS).

Scottish accountancy firm Johnston Carmichael is ready to get behind the lens at this years’ Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF), after agreeing a partnership. Taking place from 19-30 June, the EIFF is the world's oldest running film festival and celebrates the very best of

Senior leaders from Deloitte and Morton Fraser have combined forces to call on corporate teams to pitch their brightest business ideas to them, as part of the Children 1st Dragons’ Glen charity challenge. Graeme Carmichael, senior manager, advisory at Deloitte LLP and Austin Fly