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Groundbreaking new technology capable of generating power without emitting carbon will be developed in Durham, Edinburgh and Aberdeen following a major investment deal.
The long-running A96 dualling saga incurred even more delays - because SNP transport secretary Fiona Hyslop sat on final review documents for three months before publishing them, the P&J has revealed.
The pound has hit a two year high against the euro since Brexit after the European Central Bank slashed interest rates for the fourth time this year, over fears the economy will weaken.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
The UK economy shrunk for the second month running in October, with official data showing a 0.1% fall.
The energy secretary is set to overrule local residents in a planning shake-up that will see thousands more wind turbines built across Britain.
Lidl's Lang Stracht store is set to close - but the supermarket is already "actively looking" for alternative sites in the area.
Aberdeen’s free weekend night buses have been praised by revellers for getting them home safely and reliably after a festive night out.
The energy sector is an ever-evolving landscape where complex projects—ranging from offshore drilling operations to large-scale infrastructure development—demand meticulous planning, precise budgeting, and seamless resource management.
Latest research from The James Hutton Institute suggests that hidden threats from the agricultural use of contaminated sewage sludge could be contributing to already diminished poor soil health.
Duncan and Todd Group, one of Scotland's leading specialists in sight and hearing care, is pleased to announce the appointment of two key leaders as part of its ongoing growth strategy.