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The decision for the UK to leave the EU will be bad for business, according to more than 75 per cent of lawyers and accountants, a seminar and debate chaired by law firm Hierons has been told. Delegates overwhelmingly believe that while a British exit could lead to more advisory work in the short te

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Professional jobs availability in Scotland has increased 9 per cent in the 12 months to March 2016, according to the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo). The data, provided by recruitment software company, Innovantage, revealed that a number of sectors are experiencing considerabl

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The average cost of renting agricultural land in Scotland has risen three per cent since last year, new figures show. Scotland's Chief Statistician today released the latest figures on Tenanted Agricultural Land in Scotland.

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A hearing of the Disciplinary Tribunal of the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) is to consider a formal complaint against Deloitte and one of its partners. The complaint concerns the conduct of Deloitte and partner John Clennett in relation to “certain aspects of the audit of the financial stateme

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Edinburgh-based bailed-out Royal Bank of Scotland has reduced its lending to oil and gas companies across the world and doubled its green energy loans in the UK, according to new data. Provisions made to the UK renewable sector now stand at £1bn a year, data published by The Guardian newspaper show

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The Law Society of Scotland has made a £780,000 payout from its client protection fund to two homebuyers, 13 years after they were victims of a solicitor’s fraud which meant they did not own the Aberdeen flats they lived in, The Herald reports. Sinclair Brebner and his neighbour Colin Torr found

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Specialist courses which teach pupils about running their own business should be delivered in all schools across Scotland, the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has said. During the Holyrood election campaign, alongside calls to reform public procurement and business rates, FSB has pressed the pa

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A pioneering new bond finance deal for Paragon Housing Association has paved the way for greater opportunities for registered social landlords (RSLs) to fund investment in new stock and diversify their business models. HBJ Gateley’s banking and social housing teams and RSM’s corporate finance pr

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