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The UK Government's decision to announce a North Sea windfall tax the day after Sue Gray's 'Partygate' report was described as a 'grubby way to govern' yesterday.
The Governor of the Bank of England has said ultra-low interest rates will return once the effects of Covid and the war in Ukraine fade.
Here are the stories making the business headlines both locally and nationally this morning.
The band behind the global hit 'Valerie' has been announced as the headline act for BrewDog's AGM later this summer.
First Aberdeen has announced Aberdeen football fans will be entitled to free matchday travel to home games on its services as it further enhances its partnership as Official Public Transport partner for Aberdeen FC.
Oil prices fell below $100 a barrel yesterday for the second time in a week amid concerns that fresh restrictions to tackle the coronavirus pandemic in China could dampen demand.
Over 100 senior industry leaders, academics, politicians and business owners have signed a statement in support of the North East Scotland Green Freeport bid which will create 32,000 high-quality jobs and boost GVA by £8.5 billion over the next decade.
The value of Serica Energy surged yesterday after it rebuffed a takeover bid from a smaller rival.
Leading market analysts AJ Bell has warned tax cuts proposed by many Conservative leadership hopefuls could lead to greater monetary tightening from the Bank of England.
The North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) has announced today that Stuart Payne has been appointed as its new chief executive.
Aberdeen City Council staff are to meet and agree next steps with all relevant parties, including survivors of and families affected by the Piper Alpha disaster and trade unions, to redesign the North Sea Memorial Rose Garden, a committee agreed yesterday (13 July).