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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.

Restoration work to be carried out on Edinburgh's Boroughmuir school buildings will deliver an economic boost of over £45 million to the local area, a report has revealed. Homebuilder CALA Homes (East) will create a development of 87 refurbished contemporary one to four-bedroom apartments as i

The Scottish Labour Market Statistics for Jun-August 2019 released today by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) have reported a 1.4% drop in the Scottish employment rate.

Running a socially responsible enterprise is good for society and good for business, the University of Dundee entrepreneurs will hear from a local CEO. Caroline McKenna, CEO of locally-based Social Good HQ, will present the next in the latest series of Entrepreneurial Masterclasses organised by

Bus company Xplore Dundee has posted a profit increase of over 300% after selling its headquarters in the city. Turnover for the company rose almost 2%, from £15.5 million in 2017 to £15.8m for the year ending December 31 2018.

Fife Council has accidentally paid a member of the public £300,000 due to a "keying error".

Edinburgh-based fintech company Sharein has revealed plans to expand its staff by 40 over the next year. Sharein's team currently stands at 28 but its promise to recruit more staff follows the recently announced launched its Shareinpay offering.

The first tranche of new funding from the European Investment Bank (EIB) has been drawn down by Wheatley Group at a record low-interest rate of under 1.5%. Wheatley has received the first £85m of £185m agreed with the EIB last year.

According to the latest Royal Bank of Scotland PMI, business activity was unchanged in September, following three months of growth. The PMI also revealed that September saw the quickest fall in new orders for businesses since March, and the third successive monthly reduction in workforce numbers, wh