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The UK is still a great place to do business. Alongside its traditional areas of strength like professional services, design and manufacturing, the country is now firmly established as a leading player in technology.

The Scottish Council for Development and Industry (SCDI) has elected Shepherd and Wedderburn Partner Joanna Boag-Thomson as its Chair.

Most asset classes bar major government bonds have seen a pullback in recent weeks amid renewed concerns over the European economic and financial crisis, a slowdown in China and the weak secular economic growth in the advanced economies.

The Northern Powerhouse is a fantastic opportunity for the growth of businesses throughout the north.

With the end of the financial year upon us, now is a good time to reflect on Scotland's economic performance over the last twelve months and perhaps more importantly, consider the challenges that lie ahead.

The South East's position as one of the more prosperous areas of the UK, in terms of both lifestyle and work looks set to continue...

We are pleased to present the fourth quarterly edition of The Deloitte Consumer Tracker Q2 2012, a forward-looking economic update, focusing on consumer spending attitudes and behaviours based on our proprietary consumer survey and predictive analysis.

The sporting glories of the summer provided a welcome distraction from the deep-seated problems of the global economy.

Since the beginning of the year the market has continued to lack momentum and concerns over issues ranging from continuing banking and sovereign debt problems in Europe to upheavals in the Middle East have beleaguered the market.

Alistair Darling's third Budget will be hardly recognisable as the last before a general election.

Recent statements from the Prime Minister announced forthcoming changes to company size classifications, promising to streamline reporting obligations for businesses nationwide.

Roger Bootle, Economic Adviser To Deloitte, Gives His Response To The Budget

The Budget was full of lots of headline-grabbing measures - but many of them will apply to few people.

Despite some headline grabbing measures the overall effect of today’s announcements are tiny, with a net easing of policy next year, equivalent to 0.05% of GDP, and a modest tightening thereafter

Mr Osborne is offering a vision for the next Parliament of rising incomes, debt reduction and a little less austerity.

Roger Bootle, economic adviser to Deloitte, gives his Budget 2009 predictions.

Over the last few years the AIM market has been extremely successful in attracting new businesses who wanted the advantages of a listing without a heavy regulatory burden.