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Glasgow-based recruitment technology company Candidate.ID has received ££500,000 in funding from various investors. Candidate.ID successfully raised £500,000 in just four weeks with contributions made from 550 investors.

The former Eastwood Golf Club site located in Glasgow has been sold for more than £750,000 by DM Hall. The site on Glasgow's side declared itself insolvent and went into administration earlier this year.

The Inverness based medical technology firm MIME Technologies has raised £255,000 from investment and a grant from Scottish Enterprise Investment Bank. The company is a spin-out from the University of Aberdeen which aims to support aircraft cabin crew by providing a product which can track a p

TSB is extending its free day-to-day Business Plus Bank Account offer from 18 months to 25 months. The key product features of the account are:

Telford Limited c/o Marr Holdings has acquired the Tenpin Limited bowling facility in Falkirk from Team Scotland Limited for £2.2 million.

Housebuilder Barratt Developments has moved to reassure investors it has the “resilience and flexibility” required to deal with the potential effects of Brexit.  Issuing a trading update for the 15-week period from 1 July to 13 October yesterday, the FTSE 100 developer said it compl

Jessops has filed a notice of intention to appoint Resolve as administrators, indicating the prospect of store closures. The camera chain currently has four branches in Scotland and a total of 46 across the UK.

Data collected by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has revealed that the number of complaints received by regulated firms increased from 3.91m in the second half of 2018 to 4.29m in the first half of 2019. However, the increase in complaints was mainly driven by a 34% increase in the volume of

The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and CFA Institute partnered to celebrate Global Ethics Day yesterday and hosted a debate on bringing trust back into financial markets. The debate, hosted by Sirpa Pietikäinen, MEP at the European Parliament in Brussels, discussed bringi

A Treasury rate rise which led to fears that major housing and infrastructure projects could be delayed has been labelled by Moody’s as “credit negative” for local authorities as it will increase the cost of capital on new borrowing in the short term.

Almost 9 in 10 (87%) of Scottish business leaders who offer flexible working say it has had a positive impact on their business, a Yougov report reveals.

Scottish Borders Council is hosting a business event for local firms to show its support for Living Wage Week. Living Wage Week takes place from 11-15th November.

A woman has posted a 'scathing' parody song on Facebook which lists Donald Trump's criminal offences.

Shawbrook Bank has launched its new savings operation in Scotland. The new savings team will be based in Shawbrook’s Glasgow office where it will join the existing 60 staff from the regional business centre, as well as the bank’s operations, payments, IT and marketing teams.

A three-part series into the growing pension scheme bills faced by plumbers in Scotland begins in The Herald today.