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Douglas Reid Grant Thornton has strengthened its specialist tax team in Scotland with a new senior manager hire.

A police inspector who was jailed for fraud has been told he will have to repay more than £100,000.

Iain Fraser North-East gym business, Aden Morgan Summers Limited, which trades as Millennium Leisure, has been placed in administration with Iain Fraser and Tom MacLennan, partners with FRP Advisory LLP, appointed as joint administrators.

Mike Rogers Mike Rogers, the former chief executive of Liverpool Victoria, has been appointed as the new non-executive chairman of Aegon UK.

Paul Harrison The findings of new research from Prudential has added to fears of a looming skills shortage in the adviser market, with not enough being done to encourage new recruits.

Steven Cox US insurance brokers Lockton has taken up the lease on a new high-end office suite in Aberdeen’s Westhill business district in order to expand its presence in Europe’s oil capital as the company continues to grow its regional footprint.

Karyn Lamont The Scottish Investment Trust has announced the appointment of Karyn Lamont as a non-executive director and Chair of its audit committee.

Roseanna Cunningham The Scottish government's ‘world first’ vision for land rights and responsibilities promises greater transparency and a "more diverse pattern" of ownership.

Shona Struthers Scotland’s colleges will generate additional value worth £20 billion for the Scottish economy in the long term, according to a new independent study.

Remortgaging was responsible for a record proportion of valuations in August, according to the latest research.

Tom MacLennan Property organisations are among those facing the fallout from the collapse of law firm Pagan Osborne, the firm's administrators have revealed. Joint administrators Tom MacLennan and Iain Fraser of FRP Advisory said Pagan had 53 creditors who were owed around £185,000 in total when it

A West Lothian pensioner who was a trusted member of Scottish Widows annuities team has admitted boosting his own retirement income to the tune of more than half a million pounds as a result of a long running embezzlement scam.

(L to R) James Varga, Lazaro Campos and Scott Leckie Edinburgh headquartered fintech firm The ID Co. has strengthened its position in the market with the appointment of new chairperson, Lazaro Campos, and chief technology officer, Scott Leckie.

Business-academic collaboration projects have enabled Scottish companies to generate £64.2 million a year for the Scottish economy, supporting around 1,060 Scottish jobs, a new report has revealed.

Tim Cooper The retail sector in Scotland has the second-lowest level of firms at higher than normal risk of insolvency of anywhere in the UK, according to the latest research from insolvency and restructuring trade body R3.