News

Corporate news stories:

• 30 Nov 2012
  Welcome to a Winter Wonderland
  Rod Stewart is set to record his Christmas Show at Stirling Castle alongside special guests.
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• 27 Nov 2012
  Companies House beefs up late filing penalties
  In an effort to increase compliance, Companies House has recently...
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• 15 Nov 2012
  Morton Fraser helps bring haute couture to Scotland
  Morton Fraser has recently advised Historic Scotland on its agreement with Chanel that will see the luxury goods firm bring its fashion show, Metiers d'Art, to Linlithgow Palace next month.
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• 15 Oct 2012
  Scotland’s brightest start-up star scoops £50k prize
  Morton Fraser supports this year's Converge Challenge winner
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• 2 Oct 2012
  The Red Tape Challenge
  The 1st of October was marked “Freedom Day” for business as regulations were relaxed over several sectors as part of the Government’s “Red Tape Challenge”.
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• 2 Oct 2012
  Morton Fraser advises on the merger of Scotland’s land based colleges
  Barony, Elmwood and Oatridge Colleges and The Scottish Agricultural College officially merged on 1 October 2012 to form SRUC
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• 1 Oct 2012
  Schuh win Sale and Deal of the Year
  Morton Fraser was delighted to see its client, Schuh, win top awards in Scottish Business Insider's Sale of the Year and Deal of the Year categories at the Deal & Dealmakers Awards held on 5 September.
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• 14 Sep 2012
  Changes to Audit Requirements
  The UK Government has announced several proposed changes to the audit requirements of companies in response to its consultation on Audit Exemptions and Change of Accounting Framework.
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• 20 Aug 2012
  Deep-Fried Mars Bars to join the food world’s elite?
  Carron Fish Bar in Stonehaven has applied to have the Scottish delicacy, the deep-fried Mars Bar, protected as the ‘Stonehaven Deep-Fried Mars Bar’
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• 15 Aug 2012
  Standard Chartered: the international reach of US regulators
  Banks and other companies in the financial service sector which operate internationally have to be very aware of the regulatory regimes which have a bearing on the countries through which they transact, even obliquely.
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