Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
BP has formally announced its intention to slash investments in green energy and instead focus on ramping up oil and gas production.
Subsea Micropiles Ltd, which has an office in Banchory, has secured £9.2million to further develop its technology and expand operations in Scotland, which is expected to support around 100 jobs over the next five years.
President Donald Trump has said he is planning to slap tariffs of 25% on goods made in the European Union, claiming the bloc was created to "screw the United States."
First Minister John Swinney has revealed he hopes to stay on in the role beyond the 2031 elections and possibly up to 2036.
Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce (AGCC) met face-to-face with UK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband at Westminster yesterday to discuss the energy transition and the crucial role that the North-east of Scotland will play in the UK Government’s clean energy ambition.
Helideck Certification Agency Ltd is celebrating the 80th birthday of its valued employee Pete Garland, thought to be one of the oldest offshore workers in the North Sea.
Aberdeenshire-based ice cream producer Mackie’s of Scotland has announced robust financial results and continued expansion, demonstrating resilience despite challenging market conditions.
Leading UK accountancy and business advisory firm Johnston Carmichael has strengthened its growing audit team with the appointment of a new partner.
Procurement Hub will be exhibiting at CIH Housing Scotland in Edinburgh for the first time this year, marking a significant milestone in its presence within the Scottish housing sector.
Mother Technologies, leading Managed Services Provider, is excited to announce the relocation of their Edinburgh office to a new, larger space.