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The pipeline of homes in Scotland’s Build to Rent (BTR) sector has increased by a third in the past year to reach more than 7,200, according to a new report. The latest research from property firm Rettie & Co found that 4,000 homes are due to be delivered in Glasgow, with around 2,000 in E

Mastercard has contacted regulators in Germany and Belgium about a data breach affecting details connected to its loyalty programme.

Bolton Wanderers' administrators have said they are hopeful of a "positive outcome" as the English Football League's (EFL) deadline draws near. Concerning the team's threat of liquidation, administrator Paul Appleton, said that the future of the club is "is still in doubt" but hopes there will be a

Drugmaker Johnson & Johnson's share prices have risen following an order for the company to pay $572m (£468m) for its role in the opioid addiction crisis.

Court papers have revealed that Aretha Franklin died with nearly $1 million in uncashed cheques in her possession.

Royal Bank of Scotland has been ordered by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to appoint an independent body to audit its payment protection insurance (PPI) processes. The watchdog announced action against RBS and Santander over failures to comply with a requirement that customers receive a

Sigga Sigurdardottir has been appointed as Tesco Bank's new chief customer officer. She is due to begin her new role on November 4 after leaving her current role as chief customer and innovation officer at Santander UK, where she led digital and cultural change. She has been employed in the financia

The Tower of Lethendy is at the centre of a High Court battle between Russia and a bank founder. The property is one of Scotland's most luxurious country houses, located in rural Perthshire, with a private golf course, two tennis courts, an outdoor pool, two gate lodges and two cottages.

The number of bank branches in Scotland has more than halved in the last decade, according to new government figures.

The Glasgow economy would lose £2.35 billion and 38,000 jobs in the event of a no-deal Brexit, according to research by Glasgow City Council economists.

Enhanced 4G and 5G capability across Scotland will boost the Scottish economy by as much as £17 billion while delivering other substantial economic, social and environmental benefits, according to a new report by Deloitte for the Scottish Futures Trust (SFT).

Increasing numbers of working people in Scotland are struggling on their present incomes, according to new analysis from Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS).

Employees at a nuclear power plant connected its internal network to the internet so they could mine cryptocurrency.

Scotland’s property market has soared to an 11-year high ahead of Brexit, according to new research.

M&G Prudential has today announced that its five-year digital transformation plan will reduce its staff numbers by 84.