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Dundee print solutions firm Flint Group has said it is considering closing its Dundee site plunging the fate of more than 100 workers into jeopardy. The company operates one of three global transfer media facilities from premises on the city’s Old Glamis Road.

Moray Council could become the first Scottish local authority to break the eight year council tax freeze. None of Scotland’s 32 councils have increased tax since the Scottish Governmentintroduced a freeze in 2007.

Standard Life's Sandy Begbie and Mark Smith welcome the latest young interns to join Standard Life under the Edinburgh Guarantee Scheme. Edinburgh-based insurance giant Standard Life has been awarded the Investors in Young People Gold Accreditation in recognition of its commitment to recruiting, sup

Clyde Valley Housing Association (CVHA) has secured a new funding facility from the Bank of Scotland of £30m to support the development of more than 500 new homes in central Scotland over the next five years. The association, which owns and manages more than 3,000 housing units in Lanarkshire and E

John Swinney Scotland’s economy continued to expand in the third quarter, according to GDP figures published today.

Lin Homer Lin Homer is to stand down as HM Revenue and Customs chief executive in April after four years in the role.

The Edinburgh-based travel website, Skyscanner, has secured major new investment to boost its global growth and push valuation above £1 billion. Five investor funds have backed Scotland's leading tech firm with £128m between them.

The British & Irish Lions and Standard Life Investmets have announced that the Edinburgh-based global asset manager will become a principal partner for the team’s 2017 tour to New Zealand.

Aberdeen Asset Management has today announced the completion of its acquisition of Bristol-based Parmenion Capital Partners and its sister company, Self Directed Holdings. Aberdeen said the acquisition was part of its strategy to "capitalise on advancements in financial technology platforms and to b

Oil giant Petrofac - which employs 1,900 people in the UK, including hundreds in Scotland – is to shed up to 160 jobs. The company said it was integrating its services into a single business to ensure it remained "competitive and sustainable against a challenging industry backdrop".

Grant Allan, Economics The Scottish economy slowed down towards the end of 2015, according to new figures from the Fraser of Allander Institute (FAI) at the University of Strathclyde.

Andrew Roberts Royal Bank of Scotland’s credit chief has issued a warning to clients to expect a “cataclysmic year” ahead and urged them to “sell everything” as the “exit doors are small”.

A new report outlining possible new tax breaks for the embattled oil and gas industry and their likely impact are set to be published this week. The research coincides with speculation of a positive announcement for the offshore sector in the next Budget.

Qualified members of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants in Scotland earned an average basic salary of £55,720 last year. A survey by the professional body found that the average haul north of the border was more than double the UK national average salary of £27,200.

A combination of increasing house prices, higher successful bidding prices and reduced selling times has led to 2015 ending on a positive note for the west of Scotland property market, according to the Glasgow Solicitors Property Centre (GSPC). The largest estate agency network in west central Scotl