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The RBoS Shareholders Action Group has voted to accept a 82p a share offer to finally settle with Royal Bank of Scotland over its disastrous 2008 rights issue.

Marianne Townsley Perth-based energy giant Scottish Southern Energy has recently set up a £250,000 entrepreneurial fund available to start-ups in the Perthshire and Highland regions.

Steven Fraser Aberdeen-based accountants Anderson Anderson & Brown, has announced that Director Steven Fraser has been selected as a member of the Reward 100 for 2017.

The Brexit referendum and surrounding policy uncertainty has resulted in a significant drop in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity throught the UK, according to new research.

New figures have emerged showing oil and gas innovation spending in Scotland almost trebled over the course of the last year.

Glasgow-based investment house Maven Capital Partners have completed a £2.5 million development capital investment in Horizon Cremation to support the business in its growth strategy in a sector experiencing increased demand for better quality service and facilities.

The latest IHS Market Report on Jobs for Scotland has suggested improving labour market conditions in Scotland after it recorded the fastest rise in demand for permanent staff since the survey was launched 14 years ago.

The world’s biggest companies increased total dividend payments by 5.4 per cent - once one off payments are discounted - in the first quarter of this year, according to new data.

Greg Colgan Dundee City Council has appointed Greg Colgan as its new executive director of corporate services.

(L-R): Ross Linn, Jaclyn Russell, David Rennie, Emma Stephen and Bob McDiarmid.

Stuart Mackay and Angela Prentner-Smith. Scotland’s dominant industries are failing to prepare for an era of profound disruption, according to technology experts.

Wendy Smith, Scott Henderson, and Sandy Findlay (all Jumpstart). Edinburgh-based R&D tax relief firm Jumpstart has opened its first office in the West Midlands and is promising to help engineering firms and manufacturers unlock an extra £4.5 million.

The accounting deficit of defined benefit (DB) pension schemes for the UK’s 350 largest listed companies fell from £145 billion at the end of April to £134 billion on 31 May 2017.

Jimmy Greer The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants has warned that the decision of the US administration to renegotiate the Paris Climate Agreement is a backward step that—contrary to the stated intention—will put jobs, wealth and prosperity creation at grave risk.

Hamish Trench The newly formed Scottish Land Commission has announced the appointment of Hamish Trench as their permanent chief executive.