The new boss of BrewDog has shelved plans to become a public company for the time being to focus on making the Aberdeenshire craft brewer more profitable.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Developers drawing up plans for 800 new homes in Inverugie are including space for a potential Peterhead railway station.
Wide-ranging changes to the fire service in Scotland could cost lives, says the Fire Brigades Union (FBU).
The governor of the Bank of England has insisted interest rates are still expected to be cut this year, despite global events such as tariffs and war.
Aberdeen recruitment specialist Eden Scott has welcomed three new additions to its team. The company, which has offices in Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow, has expanded its recruitment team and marketing function to meet growing demand for its services in the North-east.
PCL Group, a global provider of information technology services, has appointed well-known IT and telecoms specialist Ian MacIntosh to head up its new telecoms division.
A study focused on protecting Scotland’s capercaillie population by managing predators through non-lethal means has seen brood numbers double in target areas.
Fellow shortlisted surveyors were knocked for six when Shepherd Chartered Surveyors was named Surveyor of the Year at The Scottish Mortgage Awards for a sensational sixth year in a row.
The Barrack Charitable Trust, funded by Knight Property Group, has announced that it has donated almost £100,000 to support the work of 25 charities across Scotland.
With just over 20 days to go until the highly anticipated Tall Ships Races Aberdeen, a new behind-the-scenes podcast, Aberdeen Tall Ships: Dockside Diaries, will officially launch tomorrow (25 June 2025).
NOR Offshore Rental, Aberdeen, currently have an open position for a ROV Tooling Technician (UK).