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Richard Cassidy, Dr Alastair Andrew and Andrew Bone of Airts (Photo: Stewart Attwood) Scottish software startup Airts, which has developed an artificial intelligence (AI) supported product to manage resource planning in the workplace, has signed a six-figure deal with PwC’s Poland-based Service De

Craig Nicol One of the largest full service law firms in Scotland has unveiled plans to further grow its footprint in the east with ambitious recruitment plans for its Edinburgh office.

Stewart Pennington, business advisory director at Johnston Carmichael, and Liz Casely, founder of Slim Lizzie. An Edinburgh entrepreneur whose slimming aid recently won a top funding prize is working on a new version that could soon be stocked in High Street pharmacies, with support from business ad

The Scottish hotel and leisure industry is set for a record year with a significant increases in both home and international visitors planning holidays in the UK, according to new analysis from Barclays.

Colin McClatchie The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland (ICAS) has announced that Colin McClatchie has been appointed to its council as a public interest member.

Wes Streeting Royal Bank of Scotland is facing yet another blow to its reputation after MPs told bosses at the Edinburgh-based lender that they may face a parliamentary inquiry into the ballooning sums that the still 73 per cent taxpayer-own bank is spending to defend itself and disgraced former bos

Glasgow-headquartered animation and visual effects studio Axis Studios is set for significant expansion with plans to increase its staff base from 160 to 200 over the next six months.

Gerry Cockburn Experienced finance director Gerry Cockburn has joined Boyd Legal – bringing with him more than 25 years’ experience. Previously head of finance at the Faculty of Advocates and having held key roles at Gilson Gray and Capita-owned Optima Legal Services, Mr Cockburn will now be fi

Christopher Woolard Barclays has emerged as Britain’s most complained about bank following the publication of new Financial Conduct Authority data which shows the total number of complaints reported by firms in the second half of 2016 was 3.04 million.

Record low interest rates, trimmed perks and continuing branch closures have seen Scottish banks haemorrhage current account customers, it has emerged.

UK investor sentiment has dipped again in April, slumping by 1.65 per cent to 4.25 per cent.

A Glasgow payroll manager who stole more than £35,000 from her employers has been jailed for 15 months.

Ross Wilson By Ross Wilson is director and head of east agency at the Edinburgh commercial department of DM Hall Chartered Surveyors

Tim Cooper The numbers of personal insolvencies in Scotland rose by almost a fifth in 2016-17 compared with 2015-16, to hit 9,958.

Sir Richard Branson and Virgin Money CEO Jayne-Anne Gadhia Virgin Money, which employs 200 in at its Edinburgh hub, has revealed that its credit card balances jumped 8 per cent in the first quarter.