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One of Scottish game’s biggest supporters had change of heart after thinking about staying on for another year

“The key is the sale of the government’s stake, which should be addressed in the near future, and NatWest is in a positive position going into that process.”

As Humza Yousaf’s future hangs in the balance, does he have anything to ‘come out fighting’ for?

The top pieces of advice over 45s would give their younger selves include ‘believe in yourself… you can do it’, 'save money each month' and 'trust yourself more'.

The Competition and Markets Authority has identified three potential risks linked to the underlying systems that ​power applications, says Alan Davis.

New partnership unites artisanal firms with “shared love of the great outdoors, and the philosophy of finding adventure on your own terms”.

First Minister Humza Yousaf announced the power-sharing deal between the SNP and the Greens has ended at his behest and his party will now rule as a minority administration

Tie-up crystallises longstanding relationship between firms that share premises in key automotive location.

Business leaders have warned against hiking aviation tax to boost climate progress.

We need better strategic planning of renewable energy to avoid losing valuable farmland as brownfield sites lie idle

To celebrate its first Scottish store, Uniqlo have teamed up with Irn-Bru.

The HMRC was for the period from 2009 and 2022, with tax rates having started to diverge in Scotland after 2017

A new organisation has launched a survey to finds out if local golfers in St Andrews are being squeezed out by record numbers of visitors keen to play at the home of golf.

Developers have failed in a bid to change the names of two streets which they claimed were putting people off buying houses.

The latest phase of new homes at Chapelton, Aberdeenshire’s vibrant new town, has been unveiled by Places for People.

“We look forward to nurturing the next generation of leaders who will drive positive change in our interconnected world.”

A new offshore wind farm in the Moray Firth has reached a major milestone as the first of its super-sized turbines is put in place

​Anyone earning between £100,000 and £125,140 keeps just 30p in every £1 earned, says Keith Brooks

A technology enabled supply chain financing partner for the wine and spirit industries has recently announced a funding package for The Borders Distillery.

Royal Bank of Scotland colleagues have launched a new tree nursery at the Gogarburn headquarters in Edinburgh, in partnership with The Conservation Volunteers, whose mission is to connect people to nature and to nurture green spaces for…

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was able to get his bill passed after a late night showdown in Westminster

US President Joe Biden’s claim that cannibals on Papua New Guinea ate his uncle during the Second World War turns out not to be true

“By having clarity over issues such as small business taxes, late payment, and access to support, SMEs will be able to better plan for the future, and would-be entrepreneurs will have more confidence in taking the plunge and setting up for…

A new Speyside single malt Scotch whisky distillery, which will breathe new life into a remote area of north-east Scotland, is preparing to open its doors this summer, finds Rosalind Erskine.

Donald Trump will appear for the first full day of his trial since the jury was appointed last week

With puppy ownership continuing to soar post-lockdown and prices rocketing due to the increased demand, here are the 10 dog breeds that are command the highest and lowest prices.

“This is a major move for us and will see the company really strengthen its key staff.”

An offshore renewables scheme in Scotland, designed to help decarbonise North Sea oil and gas, has been consented – making it the World’s largest floating wind farm

Two million question papers are being sent out to schools

Rishi Sunak said the first flights to Rwanda would leave within 12 weeks