Scottish Government pledges £2.9m to boost inclusive entrepreneurship
1 November 2023
Finance
Azets: Scottish businesses to brace for tax hikes and shrinking allowances
1 November 2023
Penrhos Bio secures further £3m in Series A funding round
31 October 2023
Bank of Scotland: Individual business optimism persists despite overall confidence drop
31 October 2023
Scottish Housing Regulator highlights challenges as social landlords secure further £578m
31 October 2023
Wylie & Bisset joins calls for charity audit threshold re-evaluation
31 October 2023
Begbies Traynor: Alarming uptick in financial distress for Scottish businesses in Q3
31 October 2023
BR-DGE forges alliance with Sift to bolster payment safety
30 October 2023
Bank accounts to be offered to every Scot
27 October 2023
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27 October 2023
EY Scotland celebrates promotions amid record UK revenues
EY Scotland welcomes the appointment of nine new partners, 150 promotions and 100 graduates and apprentices, as the firm announces record UK revenues of £3.8 billion in FY23.
26 October 2023
BASF Pharma expands in Lewis with £1.8m warehouse
Life science company BASF Pharma (Callanish Ltd) has opened its £1.8 million consumables warehouse in the Isle of Lewis.
26 October 2023
Business confidence in Scotland remains subdued as challenges continue
Business confidence in Scotland is ahead of the UK average although challenges remain, a survey of chartered accountants published today by ICAEW has found.
25 October 2023
FAI: Scottish economy’s sluggish growth and the road ahead
Subdued growth prospects for the Scottish economy have been highlighted, with predicted growth rates of 0.2% in 2023, 0.7% in 2024, and 1.2% in 2025, according to the University of Strathclyde’s Fraser of Allander Institute.
25 October 2023
Bank of Scotland owner Lloyds’ Q3 profits jump to £1.86bn
Lloyds Banking Group, owner of Bank of Scotland and Scottish Widows, has reported a surge in its pre-tax profits for the third quarter to £1.86 billion from £576 million in the same period a year ago, a figure slightly surpassing the £1.82bn City analysts had forecasted.
