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SilverBullet, the rapidly expanding Motherwell-based e-commerce platform for the automotive sector, has been appointed an e-commerce partner for the 600 strong and growing, UK-wide Independent Motor Dealers Association (IMDA). IMDA members will have access not only to SilverBullet's full e-commerce

Tenants and private sector landlords facing financial difficulties caused by the pandemic have more time to access support after two loan schemes were extended by the Scottish Government. The Tenant Hardship Loan Fund and the Private Rent Sector Landlord (non-business) COVID-19 Loan Scheme, both of

A convicted robber who absconded from prison was caught by police when he came out of hiding to buy the latest Call of Duty video game.

The average woman in her twenties will retire will £100,000 less in her pension than her male counterparts, according to the latest research published by Scottish Widows.

Empowered By Cloud, a successful Scottish Cloud-based accountancy specialist, has more than quadrupled its workforce in the last 12 months to meet soaring demand – with further hires in the pipeline. Aware of the effects the pandemic was having on small businesses, Glenrothes-based founder Lau

The employees of Edinburgh-based financial services company Nucleus Financial have said they are opposed to the proposed £145 million takeover of the firm. In the Scheme Document published by Nucleus, the firm's staff have highlighted a 'significant anxiety' about the impact of the takeover on

Law firm BTO has appointed Gregor Mitchell as head of its private client team based in Edinburgh to further enhance the firm’s legal services provided to individuals. Mr Mitchell's arrival follows BTO’s announcement in February of new partner Angus Wood, who joined the firm’s highl

The Alison Rose Review into Female Entrepreneurship (Rose Review), published in March 2019, demonstrated that up to £250 billion of new value could be added to the UK economy if women started and scaled new businesses at the same rate as UK men.

Three long-standing employees of Contract Scotland, the technical and professional recruitment consultancy, have completed a management buyout from its founder, Colin Woodward. Directors John-Paul Toner, Julie Fleming and Alan Shave will now lead the business while Woodward takes up an advisory role

Finance secretary Kate Forbes has struck a deal with the Scottish Green Party which guarantees the Scottish Government's Budget Bill can clear its final stages. The deal will see the phased introduction of free school meals for all primary pupils, an enhanced public sector pay deal, new Pandemic Sup

This week marks the 20th anniversary of Scottish Housing News.

The Insolvency Service and insolvency and restructuring trade body R3 have announced a project aimed at understanding and promoting diversity and inclusion across the insolvency profession. The two have collaborated to form a Diversity & Inclusion Steering Group to guide this project.

Increasing the contactless payment spending limit could lead to a rise in thefts and fraud, consumer and finance figures have warned. On Thursday, Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced that the contactless payment limit in shops would rise to £100.

The UK Government, through UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), is investing £153 million to develop new products and services based on advances in quantum technologies that will have a significant impact on financial services.

The Scottish economy remained stuck in a downturn during February, according to the latest Royal Bank of Scotland PMI. This was highlighted by the seasonally adjusted headline Royal Bank of Scotland Business Activity Index - a measure of combined manufacturing and service sector output - remaining w