Scottish Friendly: 36% of adults ready to open JISAs for relatives if rules relax
17 September 2024
Finance
Sustainability champion Project Harmless selected as Scotland’s Start Up Loans ambassador
17 September 2024
Fraser of Allander Institute: Scottish income tax – mixed reactions from business community
17 September 2024
Alliance Trust: Cautious outlook as global equities rebound after turbulent August
17 September 2024
Triyit completes £1.1m funding round following £850k Investment Fund for Scotland backing
17 September 2024
Government urged to provide long-term tax clarity in upcoming budget
17 September 2024
Arnold Clark boosts Cyber and Fraud Hub with two-year funding
17 September 2024
Titanic shipbuilder Harland & Wolff to enter administration
16 September 2024
Wbg advises households to tackle debt ahead of winter
16 September 2024
Dismay as £1bn HBOS fraud inquiry enters eighth year
16 September 2024
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13 September 2024
JW Filshill achieves record £215m turnover ahead of 150th anniversary
Food and drink wholesaler JW Filshill, one of Scotland’s oldest independent food and drink wholesalers, saw turnover increase to £215 million, up 6% from £203m, in the year ending 31 January 2024.
13 September 2024
UK national debt on course to treble, warns OBR
The UK’s national debt is projected to treble over the next 50 years, driven by an ageing population, climate change, and geopolitical tensions, according to the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR).
13 September 2024
FCA urged to crack down on insurers charging up to 45% APR for monthly premiums
Which? is urging the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to crack down on insurers charging excessive interest rates for monthly premium payments.
12 September 2024
Azets: Hospitality businesses must prepare for new tipping law
Hospitality businesses should prepare for imminent changes to the law on tips and gratutities or face the risk of employment tribunals and penalties, a tax specialist has warned.
12 September 2024
PwC: Scottish store closures at 7-year low
Store closures in Scotland have slowed significantly, with towns and cities losing less than one shop a day on average, according to PwC.
