FCA unveils plans for new private stock market PISCES
17 December 2024
Finance
Sweeping accounting changes to affect Scottish businesses
17 December 2024
£52m facility to fund new student development in Edinburgh
17 December 2024
Abrdn: Cautious optimism for 2025 despite ‘Trump 2.0’ uncertainty
16 December 2024
Members share £4.6m windfall as Glasgow Credit Union celebrates record year
16 December 2024
KPMG: Easing cost pressures support bullish prospects for 2025 among Scotland’s private firms
16 December 2024
World’s oldest accountancy body celebrates 170 years
16 December 2024
UK economy contracts for second consecutive month
13 December 2024
Loganair weathers storms to post £6.9m profit
13 December 2024
Apex Traffic Management’s employees take the wheel
13 December 2024
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13 December 2024
Knight Frank: Utilities and tech to power economic growth of Scotland’s largest cities to 2050
Knight Frank predicts that the utilities and information & communications sectors will dominate economic growth in Aberdeen, Edinburgh, and Glasgow through 2050.
13 December 2024
RSL finances ‘weakened’, but Regulator projections show ‘medium-term improvement’
A new report by the Scottish Housing Regulator has concluded that the finances of registered social landlords finances have weakened, resulting in less financial headroom, but forecasts have predicted some improvement in the medium term.
11 December 2024
HMRC accused of turning a blind eye to Chinese tax evasion
HMRC has come under fire over accusations of overlooking widespread tax evasion by Chinese “burner” companies operating on online marketplaces like Amazon, eBay, and Temu.
11 December 2024
Regulator warns MPs against ‘race to the bottom’ in growth push
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has cautioned MPs against a “race to the bottom” in the pursuit of economic growth.
11 December 2024
Women entrepreneurs a key focus for investment in next Scottish budget
The Scottish Government has announced a package of measures to help entrepreneurs start and grow their businesses, to will be delivered next year with funding in the draft Scottish Budget 2025/26.
