Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Former council leader Alex Nicoll has warned the numbers being touted to justify a new £323million rapid transit system in Aberdeen don't "add up".
Funding for a carbon capture project in Aberdeenshire is expected to be announced in the UK government's spending review.
SNP figures held a secret meeting on Monday to discuss ousting party leader John Swinney following their defeat in the Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse by-election.
Uber is preparing to introduce self-driving cars to British streets as early as next year, with trials set to take place in London.
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Following changes made to plans for the Beauly to Peterhead 400kV overhead line project, including the removal of the proposed Coachford substation, members of the public are being invited to attend engagement events later this month in Cairnie and Keith to hear more about the changes and share feedback.
ESS Energy, specialist provider of foodservice and facilities management to the offshore sector and related industries, has launched ‘Next Wave’, its first training programme designed specifically to develop the next wave of chef managers for its offshore business.
Offshore charging for both battery-powered crew transfer and service operation vessels could be on the horizon for windfarms of the future, according to two studies commissioned by leading green energy company, ScottishPower Renewables.
A service aimed at offering young, first-time mothers, a person centred, preventative, home visiting programme is celebrating 10 years of operation in Grampian.
The Hutton leads the world in scientific research and breeding programmes aimed at developing new potato varieties with desirable agronomic characteristics and resilience to external stresses, such as temperature extremes and diseases.
Blackadders LLP has donated £16,000 to the Scottish music charity Sistema Scotland’s Big Noise project after a year of fundraising.