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Simon Cowie Aberdeen-based accountancy practice Infinity Partnership has been shortlisted for three national awards as a result of its innovative client solutions.

Keith Davidson Scottish Equity Partners (SEP), the venture capital firm focused on UK technology companies, has strengthened its investment and operational teams with three senior appointments.

Holrood's European and External Relations Committee, which investigates the implications for Scotland of leaving the EU, has published an initial report today, with access to the single market emerging as a key priority area for businesses and industry in Scotland. Today’s report comes as MSPs on

Blair Davidson Henderson Loggie’s Blair Davidson has been appointed to Dundee and Angus Chamber of Commerce's board of directors.

Global financial services firm PwC has reported a second consecutive year of double digit UK revenue growth.

Peter Boyd A dedicated event has been arranged as an Edinburgh headquartered law firm looks to meet the surge in demand for Equity Release.

Fergus Ewing The 3,000th croft has been added to the Crofting Register as teams at Registers of Scotland continue their work to have all 18,000 of the country’s crofts placed online.

Douglas Sharpe Scottish Building Society, the world's oldest building society and Scotland's only independent building society, has announced that it is to relocate its operations in Aberdeen from Victoria Street to a more modern office environment that is closer to the city centre.

Roseanna Cunningham The Scottish Government has launched a consultation on proposals for a register showing who controls Scotland’s land.

Businesses in Scotland expressed improved confidence last month, according to the latest Business Trends Report by accountants and business advisers BDO LLP.

The Scottish Government’s Help to Buy scheme has reached another milestone with the latest phase enabling more than 30 households a week to purchase a new build home.

The Lifetime Isa, which is due to be launched in April 2017, could have a sting in the tail for savers, it has emerged.

Scotland’s private sector contracted for the second consecutive month, according to August PMI data from Bank of Scotland published today.

Boris Bronfentrinker Credit card company MasterCard is being sued for £14 billion over claims it overcharged 46 million customers in what is the largest legal claim in British history. The case marks the first major case under a new system for class action lawsuits by multiple claimants. The credit

Scottish law firm Morton Fraser has been appointed to three legal panels of self-invested personal pension (SIPP) providers as UK-wide demand for specialist advice on commercial property held in personal pensions continues to grow.