The former leader of Aberdeen City Council has launched an attack on the local authority, branding its city centre traffic measures "incomprehensibly stupid".
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Alex Salmond's widow has claimed senior SNP politicians are "determined to damage" his legacy by accusing him of bullying.
First Minister John Swinney hopes to use Donald Trump's affinity for Scotland to avoid the prospect of tariffs being applied on imports to the US.
A former MI6 boss has warned against over-reliance on Chinese investment in Britain's wind energy infrastructure.
The government is to set out plans that will see the use of artificial intelligence (AI) rolled out across the UK to boost growth and deliver public services more efficiently.
Plans to build a vast gas and hydrogen store in the North Sea have moved a step closer with the award of key contracts.
SSEN Transmission has confirmed that temporary road restrictions in Aberdeen to enable work to replace an underground electricity cable will apply from Monday January 20 – not Sunday January 12 as originally planned.
Oilfast Group is thrilled to be recognised as one of the UK's rapidly growing companies in the fuels and lubricants sector.
OEG Energy Group Limited, a leading energy solutions business, has appointed Paula Richardson to the newly created role of chief human resources officer, based at the company's new headquarters in Dyce, Aberdeen.
Leading global travel and events management company ATPI Group (ATPI) has announced its strategic partnership with prominent Saudi Arabia-based travel agency, Arjaa Travel.
Laings, the renowned kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom retailer based in Inverurie, has been shortlisted as a finalist for the Bathroom Retailer of the Year category at the 2025 kbbreview Retail & Design Awards.