Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Britain’s four biggest banks are set to report combined annual profits of about £33 billion this year - higher than the windfall taxed North Sea oil and gas sector.
Amazon could be forced to fork out £900million in compensation after being accused of unlawfully favouring its own offers.
More than 300 offshore workers have begun a 48-hour strike in a union dispute over pay.
Sir Graham Brady, most senior Tory backbench MP, is facing mounting calls to press for Liz Truss to resign after a chaotic day in parliament yesterday.
Scottish Business Week 2022 took place virtually last week, with more than 1,200 sign-ups from business owners and aspiring businesspeople around the country.
Neptune Energy today called on the Dutch government to introduce an investment allowance in its plans to raise levies on energy companies, to avoid risks to the country’s energy security and net zero targets.
Businesses are being encouraged to join a forthcoming online webinar which will promote the Aberdeenshire Loves Local Gift Card. The gift card scheme is part of the Scotland Loves Local campaign which is a national initiative designed to encourage people to shop locally and support the businesses on our high streets.
Imagine if you couldn’t make decisions yourself. Who would act on your behalf? Who’d pay bills, manage your welfare, and make key decisions? That’s the role of your attorney.
Charlie House has been presented with its Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service from Aberdeen’s Lord Lieutenant, Dr David Cameron and the Vice Lord Lieutenant, Andrew Lawtie at a celebratory event.