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MacKay Corporate Insurance Brokers expands footprint with Glasgow office launch

Published 1 year ago

Ayr-headquartered MacKay Corporate Insurance Brokers has opened a new office in Glasgow.

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Reward Finance Group announces new appointments and Dunfermline office opening

Published 1 year ago

Alternative finance lender, Reward Finance Group, has made two key business development appointments and opened new offices in Dunfermline, in response to reaching a £14.35 million lending milestone across Scotland.

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BlackRock to take ownership of Edinburgh Airport as part of wider £9.43bn deal

Published 1 year ago

Ownership of Edinburgh Airport is set to change hands as part of BlackRock’s deal to acquire Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) in a significant cash-and-stock transaction valued at over £9.43 billion.

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Menzies Parcels faces closure amidst £28.1m revenue drop

Published 1 year ago

Menzies Parcels, a subsidiary of Menzies Distribution, is on the brink of closure, putting approximately 270 jobs at risk in the north of Scotland.

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EQ Accountants joins Sumer’s growing business services network

Published 1 year ago

EQ Accountants have become the seventh and latest firm to join Sumer, a rapidly expanding business services platform delivering professional support to SMEs across the UK.

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Thomson Cooper’s Jacqueline Whyte secures RI status

Published 1 year ago

Thomson Cooper Accountants has announced the attainment of Responsible Individual (RI) status by director of audit Jacqueline Whyte.

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Fintech sector jobs grow 24% as FinTech Scotland marks sixth anniversary

Published 1 year ago

Scotland’s fintech landscape has experienced a robust 24% surge in job creation within fintech enterprises over the last two years, marking a significant milestone as FinTech Scotland celebrates its sixth anniversary.

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IGG strengthens Scottish presence through acquisition of IC Select

Published 1 year ago

Provider of professional pensions trusteeship and governance services provider Independent Governance Group has acquired Edinburgh-based IC Select.

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RSE doubles profits to £14m as revenue surges 71%

Published 1 year ago

Inverness-headquartered RSE has posted revenue of £198 million, 71% higher than the previous year (£115m), in latest its financial statements to March 2023.

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Scottish retail ends year with December downturn

Published 1 year ago

In a challenging conclusion to 2023, Scottish retailers faced a disappointing December as sales figures revealed a decline in real terms.

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Scots businesses brace for 2024 with robust growth and hiring plans

Published 1 year ago

Business confidence in Scotland fell ten points during December to 31%, according to the latest Business Barometer from Bank of Scotland Commercial Banking.

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Glasgow pharmacist expands services and restores historic building with £750,000 funding

Published 1 year ago

Supported by a £750,000 loan from Unity Trust Bank, Glasgow-trained pharmacist Raymond Kelly has transformed a derelict 19th-century building in Falkland into a state-of-the-art pharmacy.

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Scottish water regulator chief resigns following ‘unacceptable’ financial practices

Published 1 year ago

The Scottish water regulator’s chief, Alan Sutherland, has resigned following a scathing report by Audit Scotland, which highlighted “unacceptable” financial practices at the Water Industry Commission for Scotland (WICS).

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Scottish budget to deliver ‘an economy of opportunity’

Published 1 year ago

The Scottish Government has announced that more than £5 billion is being invested in building a fair, green and growing economy that creates jobs, supports businesses and helps finance Scotland’s public services and the transition to net zero.

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ICAS slams Scottish budget as ‘short-sighted’

Published 1 year ago

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland (ICAS) has expressed significant concerns about the latest Scottish Budget, labelling it as “short-sighted” and ineffective in fostering long-term economic growth.

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