Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Hunter Adams is delighted to announce that Katrina (Kat) Spence has been promoted to finance director.
The current cold snap servs as a reminder of the long winter months ahead, and that the pressures faced by many households and businesses in keeping their buildings warm show no signs of letting up.
School meal debt, accrued by parents and carers, up until March 31 2024, is to be written off to help families already experiencing severe financial pressures, Aberdeen City Council announced today.
Aberdeen-based creative marketing agency Mearns & Gill steps into a new year of team growth as it announces the appointment of Dianne Youngson as digital marketing manager, further strengthening its expanding digital team.
A new opportunity for networking is taking place in the West End of Aberdeen this month.
Energy Industries Council, the world-leading energy trade association, named three experienced professionals to the company's board of directors.
As the new year begins, businesses across industries are ramping up efforts to improve efficiency, strengthen compliance, and achieve meaningful progress.
The Grampian Multiple Sclerosis Therapy Centre (GMSTC) in Aberdeen has expressed sincere gratitude to JCE for its recent contribution to the Oxygen Container Project.
Walker’s Shortbread has been awarded the Royal Warrant by His Majesty King Charles III.
First minister John Swinney urged MSPs to vote through his Budget or risk playing "right into the hands of Elon Musk".
The chief executive of Bet365 is believed to have received more than £150million from the gambling firm despite taking a 45% pay cut last year.