Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
GB Energy is set to create up to 300 jobs at its Aberdeen headquarters over the parliamentary term, its chairman has advised a House of Commons committee.
More than 400 business leaders have backed the Scottish Hospitality Group’s (SHG’s) call for business rates relief in the coming Scottish Government budget.
The former deputy prime minister John Prescott, has died aged 86 after a battle with Alzheimer’s.
A failed multi-million pound Aberdeenshire visitor centre has been brought to market one year after it was sold to a mystery buyer.
Ithaca Energy has announced its first set of results following its merger with Eni UK - and hinted it may look to acquire more firms in the North Sea.
Halo Accident Repair Centre has agreed a new 10-year lease on a unit in the Energy Transition Zone )ETZ) on Souter Head Road in Aberdeen.
The deadline is fast approaching for SPE Aberdeen’s Offshore Achievement Awards, sponsored by Bilfinger. You have until November 29 to submit your entries.
Recycle Scotland, a division of Space Solutions (Scotland) Ltd, has been named as a supplier on the Advanced Procurement for Universities & Colleges' (APUC) sustainable furniture framework.
Business Women Connections, Aberdeen (BWC), a franchise of Business Women Scotland will have their final breakfast meeting and closing event for 2024, ‘Business Connections’, on Wednesday, November 27.
Pupils at Sunnybank Primary School’s after school club had an unexpected visit from Gothenburg Great and now RAM Tubulars employee Neil Simpson to celebrate the company’s ongoing support of the Russell Anderson Foundation (RAF) after school programmes.
Amity Fish Company, a leading Scottish seafood supplier based at the bustling harbour in Peterhead, Aberdeenshire, has achieved SALSA (Safe and Local Supplier Approval) accreditation.