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As the SNP leadership campaign enters its second week, Humza Yousaf has built momentum. In some ways he is an unlikely front runner.
Subsea 7 has hailed order intake of $7bn for 2022, its largest since 2013 However, after a $100m tax charge, Subsea 7 saw flat net income, staying at $36m, the same as 2021.
Deputy First Minister John Swinney has announced he is leaving the Scottish Government after nearly 16 years.
The Caledonian Sleeper rail service will follow ScotRail into public ownership later this year, the Scottish Government has announced.
The Aberdeen Beach Leisure Centre and Bucksburn Swimming Pool will close forever after nearly £700,000 worth of funding was cut by Aberdeen City Council.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Norwegian oil giant Equinor has signed a deal potentially worth over £900million to acquire the UK North Sea business of Canadian firm Suncor.
Scottish bakery Morton's Rolls is reported to have ceased trading after missing a deadline to file accounts.
Walker’s Shortbread is exploring how to create a vegan version of its best-selling product in an effort to further broaden its appeal.
The new boss of Shell has said he would 'think twice' about investing in the North Sea and that America is now significantly more attractive than Britain for energy investment
One of the North Sea's billion barrel fields is to cease production due to “challenging” market conditions.
The new boss of Aberdeen's biggest company is predicting a bright future for the company and its home city.