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Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Richard Lochhead, the SNP business minister has announced his plans to step down as an MSP for Moray at the next election.
Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce has launched a taxi and private hire car service in the North-east.
The Scottish Government has been pushed to do more to back domestic oil and gas production and the supply chain that depends on it, after high-profile warnings about “concerningly low” gas storage levels in recent weeks.
Nimbus Blue has announced an exciting move to neospace, a cutting-edge, modern office space in Aberdeen.
Steps star Lee Latchford-Evans will star alongside The Wanted band member and 2015 Strictly Come Dancing winner Jay McGuiness in global sensation & Juliet at His Majesty’s Theatre in Aberdeen from February 4-8.
Murtle Market has been chosen by bp Coast2Coast riders to receive a share of their fundraising as they cycle from Dumbarton to Aberdeen.
Spectrum Service Solutions, a leading independent cleaning and facilities management company, has announced changes to its management team.
Flow remediation specialist, Pipetech, has announced the launch of its revolutionary Downhole Scale Remediation (DSR) technology, set to redefine wellbore cleaning solutions for the global energy sector.
Due to the huge demand for tickets for its Saturday Barbie Boozy Brunch, which has now sold out, local children’s charity Befriend a Child is urging you to act fast, as only a few tables remain for the newly added date on Sunday, March 16 2025, at The Marcliffe Hotel.
Motive Offshore Group (Motive), which specialises in rental, inspection and engineering equipment for the energy sector, announces the opening of its new office in Houston, Texas, following a fourfold increase in its equipment for the Americas.