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UK business leaders expect to give a pay rise to just one in four (26 per cent) employees, according to research by recruitment specialist Robert Half UK.

Reverend Iain May Reverend Iain May, founder of Edinburgh-based Castle Community Bank, is appalled at the exploitation of the poor by some lenders

A total of 290 high street stores shut up shop across Scotland in 2017 - a rate of more than five per week, according to research compiled by the Local Data Company (LDC) for PwC.

An Aberdeen chiropractic clinic has secured funding from Barclays to expand its premises and drive business growth.

Melanie McLaren The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has announced plans to enhance its monitoring of the six largest audit firms, including the so-called "Big Four" of KPMG, PwC, Deloitte and EY that could see them facing fines of up to £10 million.

Alistair Wright Investment in Scottish property in the first quarter of 2018 reached £608 million, significantly ahead of the five-year average of £546m, according to the latest research from CBRE Scotland.

TSB is partnering with start-up ‘LOQBOX’ to provide UK consumers with alternative options to build their credit history that doesn’t rely on spending and paying off debt but instead building their savings.

Mike Dailly Solicitor advocate Mike Dailly calls on lawyers to stop acting for SLPs that ignore transparency rules

Simon Capaldi Live requirements for Grade A office space in Edinburgh fuelled significant occupier demand during the first quarter of 2018, according to analysis by property consultancy, Knight Frank.

From left: S&J executive chairman Graham Waddell, deputy CEO James Wilson and chief executive Russell Crichton Wealth manager Rathbone Brothers has revealed that it in talks with Glasgow-based investment manager Speirs and Jeffrey over a potential £200 million takeover deal.

The Roxburghe hotel and golf course, near Kelso in the Scottish Borders has been sold by Roxburghe Estates to Düsseldorf-based project developer and hotel operator 12.18. Investment Management GmbH, having been marketed for offers in excess of £3.25 million.

Sebastian Burnside Scotland has experienced the weakest volume of business in two years, according to New figures from the latest Royal Bank of Scotland Business Monitor, conducted by the Fraser of Allander Institute.

Scottish cryptocurrency, Scotcoin, has been offered to Holyrood in an attempt to make it the nation’s official digital currency.

Catrina McRobb Grant Thornton has appointed a new senior manager to its Aberdeen team as its growth strategy in the city picks up pace.

Ally Scott UK deal making has had an impressive start to the year as domestic and cross border activity accelerate, according to data released by EY today.