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A new report by PwC has indicated that increased investment means that the number of hotel rooms in Scotland's main cities is in a strong position for future growth. The report released today also revealed that a surge in the number of hotel rooms in Scotland’s main cities has led to a fall in

Claire Reid, the new leader of PwC in Scotland, has revealed her excitement at the opportunity to make a difference at the company. In an interview for The Herald published today, Ms Reid discusses how her appointment to the role will allow her to make a difference within the firm and has given her

Business leaders from across Scotland have come together to share their stories and inspire young people as part of National Inclusion Week. On Wednesday, representatives from KPMG, Martin Currie, PwC, Royal London Group, Investment2020 and Aberdeen Standard, spoke to over 100 S4 pupils at St.

PwC now employs more than 1,000 people in Scotland, helped by a 13.4 per cent increase in graduate recruitment numbers this summer. The jobs boost comes as PwC UK experienced higher than expected growth over its financial year as clients seek help tackling uncertainty, risk and the need to transform

The number of shops closing their doors across Scotland’s high streets is accelerating, according to PwC, with more than five stores per week being lost in main shopping destinations in the first six months of the year - though the rate of new openings is also increasing.

PwC Scotland has signed a partnership agreement with digital skills academy CodeClan. This partnership has been made to help PwC meet the increasing demand for skilled technology workers.

Average house prices in Scotland will grow by 14 per cent to reach £170,000 by 2022 if a no-deal Brexit is avoided, according to new analysis from PwC. If a no-deal Brexit does not take place, house prices are expected to grow 1.7 per cent this year, rising to 2.4 per cent next year and a furt

Professor Graeme Roy A new policy foundation has announced a partnership with one of Scotland's foremost economic institutes, the Fraser of Allander Institute at the University of Strathclyde.

Barry Benjamin Wealth management is one of the least tech-literate sectors of the financial services industry, and is falling well behind other industries, a report published today by PwC finds.

Lindsay Gardiner, regional chairman of PwC in Scotland Professional services firm PwC has announced revenue growth of 10 percent over the past year, supported by double digit growth in the Scottish practice.