BDO: Salaries frozen and pay rises delayed ahead of employers’ NIC rise
8 April 2025
Finance
McLaren Insolvency appointed as Coatbridge decorating firm Orr closes after 40 years
8 April 2025
New Dundee office for Johnston Carmichael as workforce hits 50
8 April 2025
Martin Aitken team joins Armstrong Watson in strategic Glasgow merger
8 April 2025
KPMG: US tariffs on UK exports could see GDP growth fall to 0.8% in 2025 and 2026
7 April 2025
BK Plus acquires four Scottish accountancy firms in major expansion
7 April 2025
PRA proposes raising FSCS deposit protection limit to £110,000
2 April 2025
Edinburgh land deal provides uplift for Murray Capital following £1.7m loss
2 April 2025
Highland screen industry attracts over £3.5m growth in direct film spend
2 April 2025
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2 April 2025
Glasgow’s FRIL delivers £6 return for every £1 invested via innovation accelerator
The Financial Regulation Innovation Lab (FRIL), operating from Glasgow City Region, is making significant strides in responsible financial innovation as a key component of the UK government’s Innovation Accelerator (IA) programme.
2 April 2025
Begbies Traynor administrators step in to seek buyer for Inveraray’s George Hotel
Kenneth Craig and Kevin Mapstone of Begbies Traynor have been appointed joint administrators to Inveraray Inn Ltd, the company operating the historic George Hotel in Inveraray, after it was placed into administration by its directors.
2 April 2025
Fraser of Allander: Uncertain start to 2025 for Scottish economy as employers brace for increased costs
Economic and business conditions in early 2025 showed limited improvement, as firms across Scotland brace for upcoming cost pressures.
31 March 2025
Bank of Scotland-owner trains 200 senior bankers to harness AI potential
Lloyds Banking Group has announced it is strategically enhancing its artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities by training 200 senior leaders through an intensive 80-hour programme – “Leading with AI”.
31 March 2025
Potential share suspension looms for Wood Group after review uncovers ‘cultural failings’
Aberdeen-headquartered Wood Group has announced it must restate financial results for its 2022 and 2023 financial years and the first half of 2024, following an independent review, which may lead to suspension of its shares from trading on the London Stock Exchange.
