Aberdeen's low emission zones have cost drivers more than £2million in the first four months they have been in operation, it has been reported.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Joe Biden has issued a "full and unconditional pardon" to his son Hunter in criminal cases that could spare him a potential stint in jail.
Mortgage holders are being warned to brace for payment increases over the next three years as the Bank of England cites war and trade tensions as threats to financial stability.
A record number of students took part in the annual Girls in Energy conference in Aberdeen today, brainstorming creative ideas to complex challenges.
A popular Dundee business event has announced plans to double in size in 2025, due to popular demand.
Leading accounting and advisory firm MHA has released a half-year financial update for the first time.
With over three million tonnes of office furniture being sent to landfill annually across the world, Recycle Scotland has unveiled a fresh new look to reflect its ambitions of widening its ‘reuse first’ service to provide sustainable furniture solutions.
Citizens are being encouraged to take part in a consultation as part of plans to develop a new secondary school in Hazlehead.
Aberdein Considine has bolstered its energy practice with a newly formed team of multi-disciplinary legal experts to help tackle some of the key issues facing the sector.
Roz McCall MSP, the Scottish Conservative and Unionist representative for Mid Scotland and Fife, recently visited Deeside Timberframe’s Throsk manufacturing site, accompanied by councillor Thomas Heald of Dunblane and Bridge of Allan.
Fulkrum, a leader in inspection, expediting, auditing, and technical staffing services, announces the launch of its new entity in Iraq.