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Howard Archer Consumer price inflation remained stable last month at 2.6 per cent, again keeping it below May’s peak of 2.9 per cent.

Nearly a quarter (23 per cent) of UK firms plan to hire more legal professionals in the second half of the year than the first.

Mark Pryce Mark Pryce of Campbell Dallas makes the case for a tax future without spreadsheets

Graeme Allan Aberdeen-based accountants Anderson Anderson Brown has been nominated and selected as finalists for the 2017 P&J Gold Awards in the ‘Best Employer’ category.

Andy Seaton (left), relationship manager at Bank of Scotland, and Alan Macdonald, chairman and founder of Dawn Homes. At the new site in Fairly, Ayrshire. A Glasgow-based housebuilder is set to increase its presence across Central Scotland and Ayrshire with the support of a £14 million funding pack

Kayleigh Milne Kayleigh Milne, an Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) student who works for Scottish accountancy firm Johnston Carmichael, has achieved the top score for the P3 Business Analysis exam, making her a global prize-winner in the latest ACCA exam session.

Royal Bank of Scotland has been ranked bottom in a newly compiled table showing customer's level of satisfaction with their current account service provider.

John Hannah welcomes Sandra Stephen A north-east accountancy firm has made a new addition to its business management team as the company continues to experience growth in the region.

David Melhuish For the first time since 2012 the total value of commercial property sales in Scotland has fallen in two consecutive quarters, according to figures released from the Registers of Scotland and analysed by the Scottish Property Federation (SPF).

UK employment will again grow strongly in the third quarter of 2017, but wage growth is likely to remain weak.

The merger of Aberdeen Asset Management and Standard Life has completed today, forming Standard Life Aberdeen plc, one of the world’s largest investment companies with assets under administration of £670 billion (€737 billion, US$871 billion).

Footfall in Scotland fell by -0.4 per cent in July, the third decline since January, against a previous three-month steady growth.

Fraser Sime Scotland’s private sector saw output rise at the fastest pace in nearly three years, reflecting stronger expansions in both manufacturing and services, latest data from the Bank of Scotland has revealed.

Caroline Muir Deloitte has strengthened its Aberdeen practice with the appointment of Caroline Muir to lead its business tax team.

Maggie McGinlay is welcomed by ONE CEO Jennifer Craw Private sector economic development body Opportunity North East (ONE) has announced a senior appointment to its executive team in Aberdeen as it continues to develop and deliver transformational projects to diversify and strengthen the region's ec