Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
The price of Bitcoin has for the first time broken past the $100,000 mark, hitting a new record high.
Keir Starmer will make a major speech in Buckinghamshire this morning on what he calls a "plan for change" for Britain.
Equinor and Shell have announced that they will combine their North Sea oil and gas assets to create a new company.
Shona Robison's draft Scottish Budget yesterday revealed a mixed bag for the North-east - but included a promising £150million additional investment in offshore wind.
Taxi fares in Aberdeen are to increase by 3% to help cover rising fuel costs for drivers.
Aberdeen's hospitality sector has "absolutely shafted" by a draft Budget which excludes retail and leisure from a 40% relief on business rates, the P&J reports.
Building on the overwhelming success of this year’s celebration, Luxe Scot Events is set to host an unforgettable Burns Night on Saturday, January 25, 2025 at the prestigious Marcliffe Hotel in Aberdeen.
In the late 1960s, Ford was losing market share to overseas competitors who were selling small, fuel-efficient cars.
University of Aberdeen student Daisy MacCallum has been selected to showcase her music-making on a tour which launched the career of Lewis Capaldi.
The James Hutton Institute has announced that following a competitive tendering process, Green Cat Contracting has been chosen to deliver the construction phase of its world-leading demonstration project HydroGlen.
Following on from Bethan Customs Consultancy’s announcement that it is sponsoring Aberdeen Football Club striker Luís ‘Duk’ Lopes for a second season, the company has released a Christmas video featuring the Dons star and a special festive message.