Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Borrowing costs have shot up and the value of the pound has plummeted - wiping £3billion off markets - after Rachel Reeves shed tears in parliament on Wednesday.
Union bosses are warning that retail workers are increasingly afraid to go to work as new figures reveal soaring levels of retail crime in Scotland.
Ex-SNP chief executive Peter Murrell has been granted legal aid after being charged with embezzlement earlier this year.
Ryanair has cancelled 170 flights due to French air traffic controllers going on strike - with boss Michael O'Leary branding it "abundantly unfair".
A flagship £5million redevelopment of one of Aberdeen’s most prominent office buildings has been completed - paving the way for hundreds of workers to return to Union Street.
Recruitment challenges aren’t new. But for many SMEs in Aberdeen and across the North-east, they’re getting harder to ignore.
With new inheritance tax rules on the horizon and the ever-changing landscape of personal finances, ensuring one’s will is up-to-date has never been more crucial for safeguarding your family’s future, writes Lesley McKnight.
Two key internal promotions at MB Air Systems highlight a commitment to the development of employees during a period of exciting growth.
As we advance towards digital transformation and Industry 4.0, the boundary between IT and OT networks is rapidly dissolving.
Scotscraig Golf Club in Tayport is “teeing” up a charity pro-am tournament that will give golfers the chance to play alongside the country’s leading professional golfers while raising money for The Archie Foundation.
IntrospeXion, a leading provider of corporate mental health and wellbeing services, was honoured to sponsor the prestigious Wellbeing Award at this year’s Offshore Safety Awards held in Aberdeen.