Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
BrewDog’s chief executive has insisted there is plenty to be excited about as the Aberdeenshire brewer looks to broaden its appeal, despite a sharp fall in the number of pubs stocking its beers.
More than 1,200 museum artefacts and artworks are still missing from Aberdeen City Council's collection - nearly four years into an investigation into their whereabouts.
Quiz clothing is set to close it's Union Square store in Aberdeen, with a clearance sale already launched.
Donald Trump has said the US will provide Ukraine with a "very good security guarantee" following positive and productive talks with President Zelensky.
A long-serving Partner at accountancy and business advisory firm Johnston Carmichael has marked his retirement by embarking on a remarkable journey to deliver humanitarian aid to Ukraine.
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Agilico has welcomed Michael Campbell to its account management team in Aberdeen.
Aberdeen-based diamond wire cutting specialist, CUT, is pleased to announce the successful completion of 10 subsea cuts for Boskalis Subsea Services, as part of the towhead decommissioning campaign.
NHS Grampian Charity has awarded an ambitious £3.1million funding package to NHS Grampian to support the development of three innovative projects that will transform patient care.
ROSEN UK is pleased to announce the appointment of Glen Littlejohn as principal project manager, bringing a wealth of experience and a proven track record in pipeline services, subsea operations, and energy technology development.