James Watt, the co-founder of BrewDog, has announced the launch of a record-breaking new reality TV show seeing entrepreneurs compete for a staggering £2million prize.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Members of the public have now pledged £10,000 towards a legal challenge against the bus gates in Aberdeen City Centre.
The government has announced the delivery of a much-anticipated "skills passport" scheme to help oil and gas workers transition to roles in clean, renewable energy.
The health secretary Neil Gray has apologised for "inadvertently" misleading MSPs over using ministerial cars to attend Aberdeen football matches.
Donald Trump has threatened to double taxes on foreign nationals and companies in a row over “discriminatory” levies on US businesses.
Wetherspoon boss Sir Tim Martin has branded prime ministers and other legislators "dinner party-goers rather than pub-goers" as he hit out at tax "imbalance".
Kind-hearted Rotarians across the North-east of Scotland have raised more than £32,000 for local charities with their annual car raffle.
Regular use of certain medications by older people can increase their risk of falls, heart attacks, dementia and even death.
With MDT courses taking their trainers all over the world, a trip to Scotland will be a welcome opportunity for them to be in MDT’s home city. March sees a total of eight energy industry-focused training courses scheduled in Aberdeen.
Integrated UK communications agency, BIG Partnership, has appointed renewable specialist Amy Keast to its energy team following significant wins across offshore and onshore wind, green hydrogen, wave and battery storage clients.
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