The US and UK are expected to announce a trade deal has been struck later today, reducing the tariffs imposed on British exports to America.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
The UK Government promised that its approach to the North Sea would not cost jobs. It’s time to admit that promise has been broken.
Former first minister Nicola Sturgeon is to visit Aberdeen as part of a tour promoting her autobiography - and will offer fans the chance of a meet and greet... for over £100.
Integrity HSE has revealed it has seen a significant increase in inbound enquiries regarding its award-winning ISO and management system support.
The UK's largest oil and gas producer has said it expects to cut a further 250 jobs in Aberdeen - blaming the policies of the Labour Government.
Scotland’s only winner of the prestigious footballing award Ballon d'Or Denis Law is to be honoured with a commemorative plaque in the area he grew up in Aberdeen.
The Belmont Cinema, an all-ability wheelchair swing project, youth club equipment, and a community radio station are among a raft of local organisations which are to benefit from grants totalling £965,000 approved today (7 May 2025).
Verlume, the world leader in subsea batteries and power management systems, has appointed C.A. Richards & Associates, Inc (C.A. Richards) as its latest business development partner in the United States of America.
The Search and Rescue (SAR) crews providing lifeline support to the offshore energy sector have reached the remarkable landmark of completing one thousand tasks.
Caledonia Competence is pleased to announce the appointment of three new team members.
Cornerstone’s Aberdeen South and Shire branch welcomed Marc Eddie from Ithaca Energy last week.