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The number of residential homes coming to market across east central Scotland between April and June 2018 increased by 3.2 per cent compared with the same period last year, according to the latest house price report by estate agents ESPC.

A 36 year old Glasgow man who conned his father in law out of more than £55,000 has been jailed for two years.

Scotland's public finances have been boosted after a data-sharing exercise identified nearly £19 million of fraud and error across the public sector.

Marc Wilkinson, Lynne Lamont, and Donald Brown Wealth manager Brewin Dolphin has moved to strengthen its presence in Edinburgh with a clutch of senior appointments.

The number of travel insurance claims made in 2017 increased by 30,000 year-on-year to 510,000, costing £385 million and amounting to one claim every minute throughout the year, the Association of British Insurers (ABI) has said today.

The Silver Fin Building, Aberdeen Barclays has taken space in The Silver Fin Building on Aberdeen's Union Street in order to relocate from its former premises at the Granite City's Union Plaza.

Suresafe Protection, one of Scotland’s leading suppliers of branded workwear, personal protective equipment (PPE), and janitorial supplies, has expanded its premises in Cumbernauld, Glasgow in response to increasing customer demand.

Craiglockhart campus Prospective students will have the chance to combine digital skills with the finance world after Edinburgh Napier launched a new dedicated Masters degree in Fintech.

As the Home Report prepares to turn ten years old this year, the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has argued that there is no doubt that it has found its place in the complex world of property transactions.

Following the unprecedented heatwaves in May and June, Glasgow’s city centre office market has experienced its best ever half year performance according to global property advisors Cushman & Wakefield, with an impressive H1 2018 take-up total of 582,873 sq ft and 51 deals completed.

Investment in Scottish property in the second quarter of 2018 reached £528m, with a significant increase in the value of retail transactions compared with the first quarter.

Michael Dean Businesses using high-tech optimisation tools to analyse data and prices could inadvertently end up in breach of competition laws by swapping key information with competitors, a leading lawyer has warned.

A new study by global accountancy firm Grant Thornton has revealed the scale of the student talent retention challenge currently facing Scotland.

Toby Underwood and Graham Frost of PwC, who have been appointed joint administrators of Havelock Europa PLC, have immediately overseen the sale of the business and its assets to a newco established by turnaround specialist Rcapital.