Juergen Maier, chair of Great British Energy, has condemned Reform UK’s threat to tear up support for renewable energy projects, warning it would amount to “economic vandalism” and jeopardise jobs, investment and climate targets.
The London Stock Exchange is exploring the introduction of 24-hour trading as part of a major effort to revitalise interest in UK equities and attract a new generation of retail investors.
The Tall Ships are back and we’re gathering feedback to understand the event’s impact on the city.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Britain’s largest gas storage site risks closure by the end of the year unless the UK Government steps in to provide financial support.
Inverurie-based road maintenance specialist Red Stag Materials has been awarded a place on the Scotland Excel Framework for Bitumen and Associated Products, securing positions across four Lots: Reinstatement Products, Surface Dressing Products, Cementitious Products, and Sundry Bitumen Items.
Aberdeen-based Solab IT Services has announced the appointment of David Richmond-Hawk as business development manager, as the company continues to expand its reach and capabilities in IT services, infrastructure, and digital transformation.
ThinkPR, a specialist PR, marketing and design consultancy, has appointed Abbie Strachan as graphic designer, further strengthening the company’s creative services.
A dynamic new addition to an Aberdeen solicitor estate agency’s leadership team is bringing with him a record of explosive success from one of the world’s most competitive real estate markets.
This summer, TechnipFMC vessel technical superintendent, Stephen Hood and KCI managing director, Kevin Watt are taking on Ben Nevis under the stars to raise money for Bennachie Leisure Centre.
Serena Joseph Anthony, an MSc International Marketing student at Robert Gordon University, has been highlighted for her contribution during a four-week industry placement with Aberdeen-based agency Arch 35 Marketing.