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In a sign of the changing times within banking, Royal Bank of Scotland had appointed a chief digital officer.

The value of cryptocurrencies can fluctuate wildly but the blockchain technology they utilise is here to stay, writes Chris McCall

CYBG has reached a takeover deal with Virgin Money that values the bank at £1.7 billion but is likely to lead to more than 1,500 job losses.

It’s had more name changes than Puff Daddy. But a new vision for Waverley Mall hopes to transform the “gateway to Edinburgh” with plans for a new entrance, rooftop gardens and European piazza-style area.

Scottish property prices are rising at their fastest rate in three years, according to a new study.

Plans to transform Edinburgh’s Waverley Mall reveal a new vision for the “gateway to Edinburgh”, featuring rooftop gardens and European piazza-style area.

Calls have been made for more diversity in top teaching roles, as figures show just a “handful” in Scotland come from an ethnic minority

Scotland’s teenage school pupils are facing sexual harassment from employers and customers at their part-time jobs, say union officials.

Smokers across Scotland are being handed shopping vouchers in a publicly funded attempt to help them ditch the habit.

Ice cream brand Mackie’s of Scotland has got sales licked – after seeing them reach record levels last month.

It was when she began to notice her speech slowing with tiredness that Ruth Porter first knew something was wrong.

Early on in Amanda Boyle’s career, her boss at a radio station charged her with organising a charity auction, a task that entailed the considerable duty of filling three days of airtime.

Glasgow School of Art has gone up in flames for the second time in four years, last night.

Scotland’s NHS is in line for a windfall of up to £2 billion by the end of this Westminster Parliament under plans to boost health spending set to be unveiled by Theresa May.

Lloyds is expected to axe positions at its group corporate affairs team in Scotland as part of wider changes across the banking group in response to what it described as a “rapidly changing environment.”

Hundreds more doctors from outside Europe will be available to NHS bosses in Scotland to help ease the recruitment crisis in the biggest relaxation of immigration policy in more than a decade.

Inspirational Kira Noble is “over the moon” after receiving the all clear from medical experts following her vital surgery in America.

Some of Scotland’s most troubled children, many of whom have experienced trauma, are having their lives turned around by the opportunity to learn music through hip-hop and rap.