Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Mowi, which employs 1,500 people in Scotland, has purchased two uninhabited islands on the west coast with a view to siting new salmon farms there.
Farming unions have been invited to the Treasury today to discuss proposed changes to inheritance tax policy.
A crowdfunder raising money for a legal challenge against Aberdeen city centre's controversial bus gates has been extended as generous donations approach £40,000.
The United States and Russia are set to begin talks this morning in Saudi Arabia over the war in Ukraine.
Serica Energy has suspended production from the Triton floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel due to damage from Storm Eowyn.
The North Sea Transition Taskforce, led by former Permanent Secretary in the UK Government Philip Rycroft, met in Aberdeen this week to reflect on research and discuss its next steps.
Voting opened this week for people, young and older, living in Aberdeen’s Priority Neighbourhood Areas (North, South and Central) to select the projects they think are best suited to meet their community needs.
UK top 50 and leading Scottish law firm Brodies LLP today announces the election of a new chair, with partner Iain Rutherford to take on the role from 1 May 2025.
Local small and medium-sized businesses can now apply to take part in a new city centre promotion designed to drive more people into the area – Freebie Fortnight.
Dales Marine Services (DMS) is delighted to announce the appointment of Euan McLean as its new business development manager.
Filpumps is delighted to announce the expansion of its second store opening in February in Kinross.