A popular city centre bar has announced it is closing down - blaming the “utterly ridiculous” bus gates and LEZ turning the city centre into a “no-go zone”.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
ASCO, a global leader in logistics and materials management services for the energy sector, is reaffirming its commitment to shaping the energy future in the UK.
Aberdeen-based PD&MS has announced it is to create 200 new jobs after securing a multi-million-pound contract to maintain one of the UK's most important oil and gas pipelines.
An unprecedented rise in Guinness sales has caused a shortage of the popular Irish stout in the run up to the festive period.
A new poll has found the SNP is becoming increasingly trusted by businesses in Scotland whilst support for Labour is dwindling.
Integrity HSE has issued a reminder to employers that not all employees will welcome the festive season.
Nine in 10 (90%) privately owned Scottish firms feel optimistic about their growth prospects as they head into 2025, according to KPMG UK’s Private Enterprise Barometer.
Jera IT is thrilled to announce that it has received an award in recognition from ActionCOACH UK for its outstanding contribution to "abundance in business".
The pioneering floating offshore windfarm Green Volt, based off the North-east coast of Scotland, has awarded front-end engineering and design (FEED) Phase 1 contracts to two sets of leading engineering companies.
Aker Solutions has signed a sizeable1 two-year contract extension for maintenance and modifications work for Aker BP.
When Frank Donn blew out the candles to mark his 80th birthday, you could be forgiven for expecting the veteran North Sea trawlerman to be looking forward to enjoying a quiet life.