Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Forecasters have warned that the UK could suffer a $22billion blow to its economy as Donald Trump's tariffs continue to threaten global trade.
Lloyds Bank has come under fire as its business customers and whistleblowers have accused it of failing small firms by reducing lending after the 2008 financial crash.
SSE Renewables is set to cut jobs and halt renewables projects in Scotland, blaming supply costs and falling market prices.
The UK government could merge or even axe completely dozens of quangos advising ministers on topics including immigration, housing and environmental policy.
The government is to ease regulations on car manufacturers going all-electric in a bid to "protect and create jobs".
Plans to double the size of a popular Dundee business networking event will kick off this month thanks to the return of Dundee & Angus Expo™ on Wednesday, April 23rd.
In a dazzling display of talent and cultural pride, Albyn School pupils Angus Donohoe (S1) and Aurelien Desindes (P6) captivated audiences last month at the Scottish Samurai Awards with a carefully choreographed duet.
RenQuip has recently hired a new operations coordinator, Jodie Wood, bringing a decade of experience as a business development manager.
Aberdeen-based mental health charity Mind Store is set to launch its fundraising campaign 5 Ways to Wellbeing on Monday 7th April 2025.
The River Dee Trust is offering the opportunity to win a team building volunteering opportunity planting trees on the banks of the Mossat Burn, in scenic Donside.
Vysus Group, the leading technical and regulatory consultancy for the energy sector and other complex industries, has marked a strong start to the year by securing significant contracts with a total value of almost £5million.