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An aerial view of the groundworks construction of the HS2 high speed rail network progresses around the A38 dual-carriageway near Streethay on January 27, 2023 in Lichfield (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)

Gravy train: £280 million spent on HS2 consultants in years

Julie Gray says working with Donald Fleming 'has been one of the highlights of my career' - while he says he look forward to supporting her 'and seeing the team go from strength to strength in the years to come'. Picture: John Devlin.

Interview: Donald Fleming on retiring from pension adviser Isio Scotland

Located at the new 9 Haymarket Square building in the city’s west end, the office is now open to the 400-plus people based out of Deloitte’s Edinburgh operation.

Dancing walls and 360-degree cameras: Deloitte opens 'future of work' office

The awards recognise and rank the 50 fastest-growing technology companies in the UK.

Edinburgh fintech firm ranked fastest-growing tech company in Scotland

'It is imperative that we collectively step up to build a better future,' says WES chief operating officer Bronwen Thomas. Picture: Phil Wilkinson.

Fears that some efforts to boost female entrepreneurship lack suitable firepower

11 jobs that don’t require a degree and how much you could earn

Left to right are Bruce Farquhar (chairman), Mike McGregor (non-executive director), and Murray McCall (managing partner) of Anderson Strathern. Picture: Stewart Attwood

Scots legal firm Anderson Strathern unveils profit hike and 'top echelon' hire

Edinburgh firm PureLiFi has demonstrated how its technology could be used to provide better digital connections in a home environment.

Edinburgh tech firm unveils digital home breakthrough

Ron Gordon is fully supportive of Ben Kensell's plans for Hibs

Kensell gives Deloitte Review update and speaks on Gordon's role

Masterplanned by architectural practice Foster + Partners, the Haymarket Edinburgh development will be located at the heart of a major transport hub in one of the city’s established commercial districts. Offices, a hotel, shops and leisure facilities will be configured around a 'significant landscaped public realm'.

Fully let: all office space taken at £350m Haymarket Edinburgh development

The Chancellor Rishi Sunak could overhaul UK alcohol taxes in the Autumn Budget (image: Shutterstock)

Beer and wine prices set to drop in potential booze tax overhaul next week

Ben Kensell expanded on the reasons behind Hibs joining forces with four other clubs for the SPFL review

Hibs chief optimistic SPFL review can change Scottish game for better

Hearts chief Andrew McKinlay with chairwoman Ann Budge. (Photo by Bill Murray / SNS Group)

Hearts chief reveals fan experience is at the heart of SPFL review

Jack Ross has had his say on the SPFL review launched by five clubs including Hibs

Hibs boss Ross has say on SPFL review

Fleurtations is run by Belinda Jarron and David Chalmers, who have just celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary. Picture: Kirsty Anderson.

East Lothian's Fleurtations sees business blossoming

Boohoo has bought Dorothy Perkins, Wallis and Burton - here’s what will happen to staff and 214 shops (Photo: Shutterstock)

Boohoo has bought Dorothy Perkins, Wallis and Burton - here’s what will happen t... Iain Leggat

Can you use Topshop giftcards, store cards, returns and shop products online?

Topshop has been plunged into administration alongside all other Arcadia brands

Is Topshop closing down as Arcadia goes into administration?

Beyonce Knowles, Sir Philip Green and Cara Delevingne at the Topshop Topman New York City flagship opening dinner in 2014 (Photo: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images)

Who is Arcadia Group owner Sir Philip Green?

Topshop Owner Arcadia announces it is going into administration

Topshop Owner Arcadia announces it is going into administration

Sir Philip Green’s retail empire is set to collapse within days, putting around 15,000 jobs at risk, according to Sky News.

15,000 jobs at risk as Sir Philip Green’s empire set to collapse ‘in days’

15,000 jobs at risk as Philip Green's Arcadia Group reportedly faces collapse - ...

Sales for October were 5.8 per cent higher than the same month last year as retailers said 'consumers had started Christmas shopping earlier this year'. Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire

UK to see the 'most digital Christmas ever' after explosion in online sales

Gourmet Burger Kitchen is closing 26 restaurants across the UK - the list in ful...

The majority of the retail stores are intended to be kept by JD Sports (Photo: Shutterstock)

Go Outdoors has been bought back by JD Sports - here’s what will happen to shops

Car dealers in general have had a tough time of late. Just 20,000 new cars were registered in May compared with 184,000 during the same month in 2019, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders said last week. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Scottish car dealer Taggarts owner Lookers warns shares may be suspended

Rangers have released their dossier against the SPFL.

Details of Rangers' dossier of evidence against SPFL revealed
Ibrox club circulated document to all 42 clubs
Barry Anderson

SPFL Chairman Murdoch MacLennan has sought to address the resolution fallout. Picture: SNS

'Distractions, scapegoating and sideshows are our enemy' - SPFL chairman takes a...

SPFL Chairman Murdoch MacLennan has sought to address the resolution fallout. Picture: SNS

SPFL chairman takes aim at Rangers, Hearts and Stranraer

The two fashion retailers have collapsed into administration (Photo: Shutterstock)

Oasis and Warehouse collapse into administration - putting 2,000 jobs at risk

Kent MacKenzie is a partner in Deloitte and on the board of Social Bite

Deloitte back Edinburgh RBS foodbank appeal

Just how useful are those face masks? (Picture: AFP/Getty)

Coronavirus: Award for worst hysteria so far goes to American beer drinkers – Jo...

Brian Corcoran, chief executive of Turing Fest, with ShareIn's Jude Cook. Picture: Maxime Ragni

Edinburgh software company founder wins CEO title at Scottish technology awards

Gaucho has confirmed it has entered administration

Jobs to be lost immediately as Gaucho confirms fall into administration

Gaucho could be set to close after just eight months. Picture: Contributed.

Steak restaurant Gaucho '˜under threat' after just eight months

Gaucho are set to plunge into administration

Argentine steak restaurant Gaucho set to crash into administration

Poundworld collapsed last week, putting a total of 5,100 jobs at risk. Picture: PA Wire

Poundworld axes 100 jobs as administrations struggle to find buyer

Budget retailer Poundworld is poised to appoint administrators

Poundworld collapses into administration with Scots jobs at risk

Scots are tipped to spend less than last year in the Black Friday sales. Picture: JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP/Getty Images

Scots set to buck Black Friday trend by spending less

Woolworths could be set for a return?

Could Woolworths be returning to Edinburgh?

An artist's impression of the W Hotels venue planned for Edinburgh's St James Quarter development. Picture: Laing O'Rourke

Edinburgh top for hotel investors as China cash flows

Cyber crime is a growing concern for many. Picture; stock image

'˜More police doesn't mean less crime'

Bruce Thompson has successfully challenged his statutory repairs bill. Picture: Ian Georgeson

Stockbridge pensioner's bill cut after long-running repairs dispute with council

Bruce Thompson outside his Comely Bank Place home. Picture: Julie Bull

Council hounds OAP over '˜unreasonable' Â£87k repair bill

The council has been ordered to apologise to Bruce Thompson. Picture: Julie Bull

Pensioner wins repairs bill fight with '˜bully-boy' council

It is feared that there may be compulsory job cuts at the council. Picture: Scott Louden

Fears compulsory job cuts at council inevitable

Bruce Thompson of Comely Bank Place. Picture: Andrew O'Brien

Council ordered £164k of invalid work on OAP’s home

The statutory repairs system was suspended after allegations of bribery and overcharging. Picture: Callum Bennetts

Repairs scandal: Council writes off another £2.2m

Repair services in the city are being reformed. Picture: Colin Hattersley

5 years to fix repairs scandal - bill reaches £10m

Edinburgh HMV bounces back but others to close

HMV close 11 Scottish stores with loss of 178 jobs

Martin Hannan: Call mis-selling what it is; fraud

Boost for HMV voucher holders as Picture House performs a U-turn

Duo face charges in city’s property repairs scandal

‘B&Bs should not be forced out of market’