Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Council tax in Aberdeenshire could soar by 20% to fund gritting, flood defences and bridge repairs, The Press and Journal has reported.
Alex Salmond has been laid to rest following a private funeral near his home in Aberdeenshire yesterday.
All six crew members of a Fraserburgh fishing boat are safe and well after being rescued when their boat sank.
Rangers have been hit with a financial blow ahead of their trip to Pittodrie tonight with news that the club lost more than £17million last year.
Wood, a global leader in consulting and engineering, has secured a significant engineering services contract for Aramco’s Southern and Northern Areas gas increments project in Saudi Arabia.
Have you heard of padel? If not, you will soon: it's the fastest-growing sport in the world. It looks a lot like tennis, but played on a smaller, walled-in court and with stringless racquets.
In a significant boost to its expanding operations, Ross Safety & Survival has announced the addition of four new team members.
Fierce Beer is delighted to announce a second product launch in partnership with Aberdeen Football Club, Wasp Stout.
Robert Gordon University’s (RGU) Graduate Apprenticeship (GA) in BEng (Hons) Engineering: Instrumentation, Measurement and Control has been accredited by the Institute of Measurement & Control (InstMC).
EnerMech has completed a milestone pre-commissioning project for a major U.S. energy infrastructure company in the Gulf of Mexico, marking the organisation’s largest nitrogen membrane spread to be deployed to date in this geography.
Zenith Energy, the leading well engineering consultancy and project management company with offices in Aberdeen, Perth Australia, Dakar Senegal and Abu Dhabi, has secured a six-figure well management contract with Central European Petroleum.