Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
The lifespan of Scotland's last remaining nuclear power station and three other plants in England are to be extended.
Nigel Farage has dismissed talk of a $100m (£78m) donation to his party by Elon Musk claiming reports are "pure speculation."
A lack of accurate statistics on employment and the workforce could lead the government and Bank of England to make "misinformed" decisions about the economy, a commons committee has warned.
Small and medium-sized businesses across Aberdeen are being encouraged to take part in a new programme to help them use artificial intelligence (AI).
Duncan Farms, a family-run business based in Aberdeenshire, has announced a £7million expansion to its egg packing centre based near Turriff.
A mum with personal experience of having a seriously ill young baby has been appointed as head of fundraising at local children’s charity The Archie Foundation.
Chorus Training (Chorus) have appointed Corrie Robb as its new in-house media developer to lead the creation of the award-winning start-up’s training content team.
Knight Property Group has finalised a lease agreement with ARO, for office space at Kingshill Park in Westhill, Aberdeenshire.
North-east businesspeople attended an informative and engaging event to understand how local firms can prepare for new Scottish Government legislation.
School pupils at St Machar Academy teamed up with Deloitte in late November to host a lunch and learn session for Deloitte’s local charity partner, Aberdeen Cyrenians.
Aberdeen Performing Arts invites everyone to the North-east with events across the city and online, as Granite Noir announces the programme for its 9th edition set to take place Thursday 20 - Sunday 23 February 2025.