Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Retail giant Next has announced an uptick in profits in the first half of the year, but warned it expects "anaemic growth" at best looking forward.
Plans to scrap Scotland's controversial not proven verdict has been approved by MSP's in a historic vote at Holyrood.
Britain’s multibillion-pound push into artificial intelligence will require reliable supplies of natural gas as well as low-carbon power, according to Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang.
Aberdeen's commercial property market continues to boom as new figures suggest a sharp rise in investment activity.
US president Donald Trump will today meet with Sir Keir Starmer at the prime minister's country residence - Chequers.
OSM Thome is pleased to announce that institutional investors advised by J.P. Morgan Asset Management’s Global Transportation Group (“JPMGTG”) will acquire a stake in global ship management company OSM Thome, subject to regulatory approval.
This September, Ford is celebrating a remarkable milestone – 60 years of the iconic Transit. To mark the occasion, TrustFord Aberdeen is delighted to share that loyal commercial vehicle customers can enjoy a special saving.
A highly respected nuclear industry engineer has been left “speechless” after being told a radiation-proof remote vehicle is being rebranded in his honour.
TAQA UK has awarded a major contract for the decommissioning of its Brae Alpha platform topsides in the Central North Sea.
Toolden Limited, a leading online retailer of power tools and hardware, is set to secure its future in Ellon with the purchase of its previously rented premises, thanks to a £675k loan from Royal Bank of Scotland.
Two members of the Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce recently collaborated on a successful project that blends function with visual impact.