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The typical UK household spends a staggering £1.9m over the course of a lifetime, according to a new report financial planning and investment management group Tilney. Tilney's report, The Cost of Tomorrow, analyses Office of National Statistics (ONS) data and finds that the average adult will hit t

Nearly two-thirds of staff at accountancy firm EY's Inverness office face redundancy, The Press and Journal reports.

The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has announced plans for a fundamental review of the UK Corporate Governance Code. The review will take account of work done by the FRC on corporate culture and succession planning, and the issues raised in the Government’s Green Paper on Corporate Governance R

Britain's largest mortgage lender, Lloyds Banking Group, is reportedly on course to turn its Berlin branch which operates under its Bank of Scotland brand into an EU subsidiary in an attempt to safeguard its access to European business after Brexit.

January saw Scottish retail sales decline by 3.2 per cent on a like-for-like basis compared to January 2016, when they had decreased by 4.0 per cent per cent, according to latest data from the Scottish Retail Consortium.

A prominent business event celebrates a special anniversary this year, thanks to the loyal support of the business community.

Andrew Dunlop More than 350 employers have been named and shamed after the UK Government published its largest ever list of national minimum and living wage offenders.

Ian McPherson Aberdeen-based accountants Anderson Anderson Brown have appointed Ian McPherson as their new head of upstream oil & gas services.

Fraser Nicol As part of a significant investment in its business technology consulting (BTC) practice, business advisers and accountants Scott-Moncrieff has appointed Fraser Nicol as partner to lead the BTC team.

Scotland’s employment level increased by 8,000 over the final quarter of 2016 to 2,611,000 and there are now 47,000 more people in employment compared to the pre-recession peak, according to latest official figures.

Derek Mackay Productivity in Scotland continued to outperform the UK during 2015, according to latest official data.

Peter Fraser Office take-up in Glasgow and Edinburgh’s out-of-town markets were well above the five-year quarterly average in the final quarter of 2016, according to new figures released today.

Gordon Lindhurst The Scottish Parliament’s Economy, Fair Work and Jobs Committee has launched its inquiry into the impact of equal pay after it was revealed it may take 69 years to close.

Almost nine out of 10 Scottish homeowners think their house value has increased since they bought it by an average of £27,542, according to new research.