Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has called on the Bank of England to slash interest rates to boost the UK economy.
Donald Trump has officially opened his new 18-hole course in Aberdeenshire, describing it as a masterpiece before striking the inaugural drive in front of local dignitaries.
A suspicious vehicle sparked a major security alert at Donald Trump's Aberdeenshire golf course yesterday,
Foreign secretary David Lammy has revealed hopes that the UK's decision to recognise a Palestinian state will aide the push for a ceasefire in Gaza.
Donald Trump has launched a fresh attack on Sir Keir Starmer’s North Sea policies as he said Britain was wasting a “treasure chest” of oil and gas.
Serica Energy has this morning announced it has successfully restarted production at its Triton FPSO- but expressed frustration that ramping up production has been "slower than we would expect".
A new stage production of Inspector Morse will visit Aberdeen’s His Majesty’s Theatre from Tuesday, March 24 until Saturday, March 28 2026, starring Tom Chambers as the iconic detective and Tachia Newall as Detective Sergeant Lewis.
A new partnership between energy advice charity Scarf and national mental health charity Change Mental Health will ensure people across Scotland can access the right support, with a streamlined approach to make getting help much faster.
Aberdeen-based business Greenwell Equipment is putting mental health at the heart of its operations, offering in-house wellbeing support to its growing workforce through trained team members.
The Vegan Bay Baker, which has branches in Aberdeen, Balmedie and Peterhead, has ceased trading after its owner passed away suddenly.
Rock Flow Dynamics' annual Tee-Navigator Golf Day, held at the picturesque Meldrum House Country Hotel & Golf Course, remains a standout event on the company’s calendar - and this year’s gathering did not disappoint.