Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Donald Trump has urged Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to back the North Sea oil and gas industry.
Aberdeen city centre was a sea of red on Sunday afternoon as more than 100,000 people lined the streets to welcome Aberdeen FC home with the Scottish Cup.
Angela Rayne has said she "never" wants to be Labour leader, amid speculations she is seeking to challenge Sir Keir Starmer for leadership of the party.
East Garioch councillor Dominic Lonchay is ditching the Conservatives and joining Nigel Farage's Reform UK, the P&J has revealed.
Children can master tennis skills through interactive games led by expert coaches, plus enjoy playing sports including football, cricket, handball and athletics – both indoors and outdoors.
During Mental Health Awareness Week, AISUS came together to build awareness, spark conversation and raise money for local charity Mental Health Aberdeen.
Small and medium businesses, sole traders and third sector organisations in Aberdeen are being encouraged to apply for grants that can help in reductions towards energy bills and lower their carbon footprint.
Aberdeen Arts Centre will host a town hall meeting on Tuesday, May 27, to lay out plans for the ongoing Save Aberdeen Arts Centre campaign.
Delegates joined us at The Marcliffe to mark the launch of the Energy Transition 41 report, the Chamber’s biannual barometer of sector business confidence, activity and future plans - sponsored by D2Zero and Johnston Carmichael LLP.
Dates have been announced for the dazzling return of Nuart Aberdeen – the Granite City’s world-class street art festival.
COMET will host the next session in its successful Expert Series on the 29th of May at 1pm.