Editor's Note: Sir Tom Hunter was knighted in 2005 for services to entrepreneurship and philanthropy. A long-term advocate of "giving back," Tom has championed the cause of philanthropy in Europe.

In July 2007, when Sir Tom Hunter was at the top of his game, his pledge to give away £1bn earned him star billing on the BBC's Ten O'Clock News. Interviewed in the garden of his £50m mansion on ...

The mystery donor who paid for the body of Alex Salmond to be flown back to Scotland has been revealed as philanthropist Sir Tom Hunter. The 69-year-old was attending a conference in the city of ...

Millionaire businessman Sir Tom Hunter has revealed he paid for the chartered flight which will bring Alex Salmond’s body back to Scotland.. The entrepreneur and philanthropist said he agreed to ...

However, Sir Tom Hunter, Scotland’s first home-grown billionaire, is blunt about what happened when the world’s markets crashed in tandem over 2008-09. “I got it wrong,” he says, candidly.

Scottish business tycoon Sir Tom Hunter underlines the high-reaching aims of his philanthropic foundation’s ScaleupScotland2.0 initiative that is back for its sophomore year to create ...

Sir Tom Hunter said that he knew of developers who were choosing to take "build to rent" projects to Birmingham or Manchester because they were unsure of how rent caps would work in Scotland.

Sir Tom Hunter is a serial entrepreneur and philanthropist. To see the programmes the Hunter Foundation offers entrepreneurs go to scaleupscotland.co.uk and scottishedge.co.uk. Tags.

Sir Tom Hunter. Image: Muckle Media One of Scotland’s top entrepreneurs, Sir Tom Hunter, is urging politicians on both sides of the border to expand new investment zones in the north-east and ...

Sir Tom Hunter used to be regarded as one of the U.K.'s shrewdest investors. But the Scottish entrepreneur no longer looks so clever now that two investments in U.K. housebuilding have unraveled ...