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The UK's blue-chip stock index has smashed through the 9,000-point barrier for the first time, touching a new record high of 9,016.98 in early trading on Tuesday. The surge, which takes the FTSE 100’s gains for 2025 to over 10%, is being hailed as a significant achievement that is helping the

Scottish rugby fans will be hoping their first XV can produce the goods against England next week - and if they can mirror the performance of Scotland’s top 15 listed stocks over the last decade, they’ll be taking home the Calcutta Cup without breaking a sweat.

Standard Life Aberdeen has moved from 92nd to 10th place on a review which ranks all FTSE 350 companies on the gender representation of their boards and executive teams. The Hampton-Alexander Review is an independent annual report supported by the UK government, which aims to ensure that talented wo

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

The FTSE 100 reached a new two-month low as markets opened today, mirroring decline across Europe, Asia and the US. The share index is down by 1.3 per cent, the lowest it has been since 8 December 2017.