BrewDog has announced the return of its Annual General Mayhem event to Aberdeen.
Here are the top business stories making the headlines in the morning newspapers.
Soaring petrol costs have driven inflation to 30-year high, to levels not seen since 1992. New statistics released by the Office for National Statistics at 7am today revealed that inflation - the rate at which prices rise - rose by 7% in the 12 months to March, up from 6.2% in February.
Supermarket giant Tesco today reported that profits in its last financial year had soared to more than £2.8billion, but also revealed it expects group profits to fall in the current 12-month period.
Increased demand brings 80% growth for leading virtual marketing agency
Almost two tonnes made by hand by devoted pair in a single week AN ABERDEENSHIRE duo with a passion for honeycomb-making have hit a new personal best after working together to produce nearly two tonnes of the sweet treat over just five single shifts.
New research led by the University of Aberdeen has shown that poverty is already affecting the growth of unborn babies from as early as mid-way through pregnancy.
Aberdeen City Council has received further recognition for its excellent governance arrangements, it was announced today (Wednesday, April 13).
The Principal & Vice Chancellor of Abertay University, who will step down from this role at the end of April, has been appointed onto the Board of Governors at Robert Gordon University (RGU).
For World Art Day, Robert Gordon University (RGU) is sharing free access to a series of practical online arts workshops to help spread the development and enjoyment of art in the North-east.
Leading international asset and integrity management consultancy and software firm, Add Energy has secured upwards of $6million of new work in Canada, marking a successful start to 2022 in line with the company’s ambitious growth plans in this region.
The campaigners who fought to stop the Cambo oilfield have turned their attention to another North Sea development.