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Katie Williams Pinsent Masons has announced the appointment of employment law specialist Katie Williams to lead its Aberdeen office.

Scotgold Resources, which his running Scotland’s first commercial gold mine, has struck its first major deal with a metal trader.

Mark Gibson Dunfermline-based accountants Thomson Cooper have announced a key appointment to their senior team in a move which the company says is part of its growth strategy.

Glasgow-based private investment house Maven Capital Partners has announced that it has realised its investment in plastic extrusion manufacturer Nenplas Holdings Limited, generating a return of more than 5x for investors.

The company that produces polymer banknotes for Scotland’s banks has admitted they contain "minute traces" of animal fat despite previous claims they do not.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has announced that it is monitoring the savings markets with new rules aimed at helping savers make sure they are getting the best deal for their money.

Royal Bank of Scotland is shutting nine more Scottish branches, all in the bailed-out lender’s home city of Edinburgh.

Aberdeen has been named in a list of the top ten best locations to start up a small business in the UK, according to research compiled by Informi, a website offering free practical advice and support for small businesses.

Paul Ross Clark Thomson Insurance Brokers Ltd (CTIB) today named Paul Ross as branch director responsible for the Perth office.

Ash Denham A cheesemonger, a local café, a knitting store and a gift shop have been named as favourite local firms by MSPs ahead of Small Business Saturday.

Semefab, a Glenrothes semi-conductor manufacturer at the forefront of the UK’s micro and nano technology (MNT) network, is to invest in new equipment in a bid to increase efficiencies and pursue new technologies after securing a £200,000 investment from Scottish Enterprise.

James Cliffe HSBC is launching a support package to help small UK businesses overcome the financial challenges of parental leave, including interest-free overdrafts, repayment support for small business loans and capital repayment holidays.

Nora Senior Scottish businesses will forge new global trading alliances thanks to new support from the Scottish Government.

George Brewster of Shepherd (left) and Derek Ferrier of Hardies Surveying practice Shepherd Chartered Surveyors has today announced its merger with multi discipline property and construction consultants, Hardies.

Even though oil cartel Opec has agreed its first supply cut in eight years in order to boost the price of oil, any boost to the industry in Scotland is likely to be some way off, according to experts at RSM accountants.