Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
The average two-year mortgage rate has dropped below 5% for the first time since former Prime Minister Liz Truss's mini-budget in September 2022.
Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are set to meet today in Alaska for crunch talks on bringing the war in Ukraine to an end.
Shell have accused Greenpeace activists of putting "lives at risk" as they targeted a North Sea platform in a protest over climate change.
Card Factory has this morning announced it has completed the £24million acquisition of funkypigeon.com from WH Smith.
Centrica has announced that it is buying one of the biggest liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities in the UK for £1.7billion
Port of Aberdeen has appointed Neil McIntosh as its new head of Safety, Health, Environment and Quality (SHEQ) as the organisation maintains its laser-like focus on safe operations and a Zero Harm culture.
Complete service provider for the energy industry, IKM Testing UK, has appointed seasoned industry professional, Barry Summers, as regional director, following the retirement of Mark Rasmusen.
Well-established North-east law firm Raeburn Christie Clark and Wallace (Raeburns) has extended its reach in the region with the opening of a new office in Laurencekirk, signalling its commitment to providing tailored legal and property services to its rural clients.
NorSea UK, a part of the Wilhelmsen New Energy Group, has invested in two electric vans as part of its ongoing commitment to sustainability.
Integrity HSE is pleased to announce the appointment of Susan Hutcheon, an experienced registered nurse, to its expanding medical team.
GB Tarpaulins is celebrating a key milestone this month - one year since moving into its upgraded premises in Aberdeenshire.