The North-east will be home to one of the biggest hydrogen plants in Europe after councillors gave the project the green light in a major boost to the clean energy industry in the region.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Energy secretary Ed Miliband has insisted "absolutely no decision has been made" on a potential move to zonal energy pricing.
A third of UK bars and restaurant are in 'critical' financial distress according to a report by a top business recovery firm.
Inverness and Nairn MSP Fergus Ewing has hinted he could stand against the party he has represented for decades at next year's Holyrood election.
EIS Waste Services Ltd are pleased to announce that we have been awarded the waste management and recycling contract for The Tall Ships Races 2025 Aberdeen.
Camphill School Aberdeen has officially opened the doors to its new residential home, marking a major milestone in its capital fundraising appeal.
Every Council-run primary school in Aberdeen will be sent a “treasure chest” of Tall Ships goodies to spark their imagination and excitement before the 50-strong fleet arrives in the Granite City this July.
Dr Gray’s Hospital’s maternity team welcomed three new little faces into the world on Wednesday (23 April), as planned caesarean c-sections returned to Moray as part of the delivery of a new enhanced, sustainable obstetric service.
Events are powerful. They connect people, open doors, and give businesses a platform to be seen. But too often, digital marketing is an afterthought, and the impact rarely lasts beyond the day itself.
Nu-Style Products has partnered with online company Trade Washrooms to produce an “off the shelf” flat pack toilet cubicle offering.
The first (Scottish) Gaelic translation of JRR Tolkien’s timeless classic, The Hobbit, has been completed by a University of Aberdeen professor.