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Observers of the legal industry foresee greater transparency and investment from outside Scotland due to the regulatory change

Huge changes ahead for Scottish Legal minds

Billion-plus price tags energise mergers and acquisitions

The adoption of AI has been one of the biggest issues in the legal sector over the last year

Impact of AI looms over busy legal sector

A triumphant Shannon flanked by Sandy Begbie, chief executive of Scottish Financial Enterprise, and Rory Bremner, comedian and event host

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Rise of an apprentice rewarded as former trainee scoops award

The Future Asset team receiving their award. (Left to right) Sandy Begbie, chief executive of Scottish Financial Enterprise; Ailey Porter, Client Reporting Analyst, Maven Capital; Jemma McLean, Communications Coordinator, Future Asset; Helen Bradley, CEO, Future Asset; Rory Bremner, comedian and host of the event

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Inclusivity opens doors for young women to work in high finance

Recruitment entering a new age as AI shifts business needs

The gap is narrowing, but work still needs to be done to fully achieve equality ambition

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AI skills, unconscious bias and pay gap holding back gender equality

Stephen Emerson, Scotsman Insider Editor; Michelle Thomson businesswoman, former Falkirk MSP/Edinburgh MP; Lauren Ridgley project manager, Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce; Charlie Woods board member, Economic Development Association Scotland; Stephen Boyd Scottish director of the Institute for Public Policy Research Scotland; Susan Murray director, David Hume Institute; Ciaran McGuigan chief executive, Zero Waste Scotland

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Shops are groaning with Halloween goodies

Plans to slash Halloween spending amid cost of living nightmare

Tax and cyber attack concerns of Scottish family-owned businesses

Energy bills already make for sombre reading and there's no happy ending on the horizon.

Households warned to brace for energy shock as price cap rises again

Experts have warned new students to be wary of potential scams

New students warned to be wary as scammers target freshers

Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey

Budget likely to provide a few scares for Halloween Gareth Edwards

Good cover: fears are that price competition is "hollowing out" home and holiday insurance policies.

Efforts to raise understanding of insurance polices ‘must be improved’

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Model David Gandy has helped create a bow tie for senior dogs to highlight their need for more space, time and patience

Pet owners warned to prepare for the rising cost of older animals

The price of an MOT has been fixed for 15 years - but the costs keep going up.

Does the cost of your MOT mean it’s time to park your old motor

Lockerbie resident Sandra Gilston, 85, is one of those now facing a lengthy round trip to visit her bank.

Access denied: how bank branch closures are cutting off services

Shevaun Haviland, BCC Director General addresses guests

Edinburgh development programme for future leaders gets national award

The new service helps businesses discover how they are being found by customers

Free tool showing local businesses how customers really find them

Laurie Duncan, owner, co-founder and director of Real Property Scotland.

‘Unmortgageable’ homes being snapped up by Scots investors

Scotland has some of the best 'dark skies' in Europe.

Scotland’s dark places can make the stars your destination

Understanding what you have put away for your pension is vital to ensuring you can enjoy retirement

Scots urged to check pensions value to keep on track for retirement

New plug-in solar panels are opening up the technology to far more people.

Could plug-in options mean now is the time to go solar?

The scenic Glen Etive valley in Argyll & Bute.

Autumn breaks and events ensure Scotland can keep the party going

Artificial Intelligence

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The snow leopard cubs are pulling in crowds to the Highland Wildlife Park

Adorable new faces lure visitors to Highland Wildlife Park

Fernhill School was among those affected by the VAT change

Independent schools counting the costs of rising VAT

Through The Shortbread Tin

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How are independent school tackling Scotland's teacher shortage?

Do the numbers add up amid teacher shortage?

Outdoors education is something independent schools such as Glenalmond excell at.

Outdoor education essential for the future

Simon Howie still a cut above the rest

Find out who the top 50 agricultural businesses in Scotland are

New 10p coins bearing the King’s portrait have entered circulation for the first time, as reports suggest the use of cash is rising.

Return of the King - is cash on the way back?

Households are facing higher energy bills after regulator Ofgem raised its price cap

Energy bills rising as households count the cost of Iran conflict

Dog owners need to be prepared to cover the cost of vet bills

Man’s best friend, savings worst enemy as Scots face higher vet bills

Luxury cars are a dream for many motoring enthusiasts

Could your dream car be more affordable than you think?

Food is one of the biggest regular expenses now faced by students

Students more worried about money than ever as cost of living bites

AI Poses risks to banks - but also presents opportunities.

Banks getting prepared for the risks and rewards created by AI

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Barely getting by? UK is all takin' and no givin' Gareth Edwards

Tweedbank Primary pupils on the Fringe Community Stage

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Thousand of pupils got their exam results this week.

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The Rig brought a huge TV production to Edinburgh's FirstStage Studios

Scotland’s booming film and TV sector has opportunities for everyone

Gaelic road signs in Scotland

If you can read this your career chances are looking up

Nicholas Muirhead of the Scottish Leather Group

Five historic Scotland 500 using innovation to drive growth

The building on Infirmary Street is a former schoolhouse.

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Farmers staged protests in over the changes to inheritance tax rules

Scottish farmers urged to plan for the future despite tax fears