Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Colin Montgomerie will once again assume the role of host at the Legends Tour’s flagship event when the Staysure PGA Seniors Championship returns to Trump International at the end of July.
The Scottish Fishermen's Federation has blasted Sir David Attenborough's latest film, branding it a "work of anti-fishing propaganda".
Rachel Reeves has confirmed development funding for the Acorn Carbon Capture Project in Aberdeenshire, keeping hopes of creating 15,000 energy transition jobs alive.
First Minster John Swinney has confirmed his new Cabinet with MSP Mairi McAllan returning to government to tackle Scotland's housing problems.
Talks over a potential takeover of Wood Group by Sidara are continuing with the deadline for a firm offer to be made extended again.
Integrity HSE has expanded its leadership team with the appointment of Dr Julie Hunt as director of medical services.
Red Rooster Lifting has reinforced its commitment to providing industry-leading lifting solutions by adding new 60-tonne air hoists to its hire fleet.
Surplus money from bus lane and LEZ fines is to be used to fund several city centre projects including a major one to green the area.
The Gathimba Edwards Foundation (GEF) is delighted to welcome Kirsty Oag as the charity’s summer intern for 2025.
Apache has appointed two key senior leadership positions in the UK to lead North Sea late life operations.
The investment in the UK offshore energy industry outlined in the Comprehensive Spending Review is progress towards a clearer picture of how the government will support homegrown energy.