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Robin McAdam Investment management groups Brooks Macdonald, which has a significant presence in Scotland via its Edinburgh office, has today launched a new corporate identity designed to bring together all of its subsidiary businesses under one Brooks Macdonald 'masterbrand'.

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The University of Dundee is to open a new centre of entrepreneurship encompassing a business accelerator. Elevator, a social enterprise which works across Tayside and Grampian to provide Business Gateway services and help facilitate start-up and growth of new and existing businesses on behalf of the

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Scotland’s public sector should target a tenth of its spending power on firms with fewer than 10 employees, the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has claimed. FSB argues that if the Scottish devolved public sector spent just 0.5 per cent more of their total procurement budget with micro firms e

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Average selling prices across east central Scotland have seen notable decreases over the last three months due to LBTT tax changes, according to the latest analysis from estate agents ESPC. The average selling price in east central Scotland in the first three months of 2016 is now 10.5 per cent less

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Andy Wightman Scotland is being marketed as a tax haven beside the likes of Panama, with Russian news websites hosting advertorials listing it alongside the phrase “offshore zones”, The Herald reports.

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Simon Glazier and Amanda Ollason Aberdeen-based accountants Anderson Anderson & Brown LLP (AAB) have announced the promotion of two members of their management team to senior manager positions.

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Audit teams need to hire more people from diverse backgrounds, according to research carried out by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland (ICAS) and the UK Financial Reporting Council (FRC). ICAS and the FRC commissioned two teams - led by experts at the University of Pretoria in South

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A five-figure sum of money has been robbed from a Scottish branch of Santander after being raided by masked criminals. The heist, carried out at the Spanish banking giant’s outlet in Helensburgh, Argyll and Bute, saw security staff targeted while transfering cash at the branch.

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Laura Gardiner New figures published by the Office for National Statistics in its Economic Review show that people aged 25-29 are now more likely to rent privately (43.3 per cent) than own a home with mortgage (39 per cent).

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Richard Pennycook Richard Pennycook, chief executive of the Co-operative, has requested that the group’s board members slash his pay by 60 per cent.

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