Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
The SNP's ferry-replacement programme has been hit with a new blow after a ship - which was already significantly delayed and over budget - was flooded with rain water.
More than three-quarters of pensioners will receive the winter fuel payment this year following a U-turn decision by Rachel Reeves.
First Group has announced a £90million uptick in revenue as it continues to electrify its fleet and cracks the London bus market.
The team at Prospect 13, a leading Aberdeen marketing agency, helped to make this year’s Grampian Pride one of the biggest celebrations of Pride the North-east has seen to date.
Nestrans, the Regional Transport Partnership for the North-east of Scotland, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr Paul Finch as the new partnership director.
I came to the UK when I was 18 years old - after finishing high school in Tallinn, Estonia - to study for a degree in Civil and Structural Engineering Degree at the University of Bradford.
Music fans can secure their place at the special The Tall Ships Races Aberdeen “thank you” gig with Tide Lines by saying “thank you” to the city’s brave lifeboat crews.
One month, the Office for Budget Responsibility halves its 2025 growth forecast to 1%; the next, the International Monetary Fund predicts 1.2%.
FirstGroup plc, a leading private sector provider of public transport, has been awarded a place on the list of Europe’s 50 Most Sustainable Corporations, one of only seven UK companies to be included.
Greenwell, a leading provider of new and used office furniture as well as storage solutions in the North-east, has demonstrated its commitment to the local community by donating 30 ergonomic office chairs to North East Sensory Services (NESS), an independent, local charity supporting people living with sensory loss across the North-east of Scotland.
After twelve flavour-filled days across 27 city venues, and attendees making more than 20,000 bar visits Aberdeen Cocktail Week 2025: Spring Edition is drawing to a close – but the final shake is yet to come.