Scottish Independence

Salmond ramps up criticism of British politicians amid his 'Vote Yes' for independence campaign

Investment bank Citi says number of concerns about independent Scotland, but outcome unlikely in referendum.

Alliance Trust CEO Katherine Garrett-Cox says independence referendum is creating uncertainty for customers and the business

Institute for Fiscal Studies claims the country would borrow more if voters ended the 307-year union.

The Scottish National Party will bring the fight for independence to London at New Statesman event

Independence could create jobs and encourage investment, claims Bahamas-resident Sean Connery.

Business editor Lianna Brinded reviews the week in business.

Engineering group Weir says "very serious questions need to be answered"

BoE says independent Scotland unlikely to share regulator with England, while Scottish Financial Enterprise warns of huge extra costs.

Investments in the British part of the North Sea rose to a record high of £14.4bn in 2013.

Korn Ferry survey reveals 65% of chairmen of 32 FTSE 100 companies say independence will be bad for business

Scotland's First Minister claims an independent Scotland would be better at managing the energy sector

The SNP leader also described the Chancellor's position as a "diktat upon high".

Scots will vote on whether to end their 307-year-old union with England on 18 September

TNS says almost half of respondents intend to vote against independence.

Co-op Group chief executive Euan Sutherland says Scotland's potential UK will burden firms

Alex Salmond's version of independence from the UK looks remarkably similar to a Scotland that belongs to it.

Salmond claims no EU member will block Scottish membership to the 28 nation bloc

UK Chancellor George Osborne and opposition MPs demolished hopes over Scotland keeping the pound

Labour's shadow chancellor hits back at the Scottish independence 'Yes campaign'

UK Chancellor warns voters that SNP threats to not pay debt will hurt Scots

Britain's business secretary said RBS would "inevitably" relocate to London if Scotland votes to become independent

SNP's treasury spokesman criticised Chancellor George Osborne's widely tipped desire to torpedo monetary union

George Osborne, Danny Alexander, Ed Balls will all attack SNP's Alex Salmond's 'keeping the pound' promise

NIESR research paper shows Scotland's fiscal gap set to be more than double that of UK's.

Results of TNS BMRB, YouGov and Ipsos Mori opinion polls on Scottish independence

This is the strongest warning from the government over Scotland's currency post-referendum

Prime Minister David Cameron delivered an emotional appeal to voters.

RBS received a taxpayer-funded £45bn bailout in 2008.

BP's chief executive Dudley claimed that "all businesses have a concern" over the Scottish referendum