Scottish actor Alan Cumming has joined calls to save STV North, backing a campaign to stop plans that would merge its Aberdeen and central operations.
Engineering group Hunting has warned of trading disruptions due to its planned restructuring which will see a major Aberdeenshire site close.
The Scottish Government has accused Westminster of “insulting” the country’s fishing industry after being offered just £28 million from the £360 million UK-wide Fishing and Coastal Growth Fund.
The US has announced new sanctions against Russia's two largest oil companies, in an effort to pressure Moscow into ending its war in Ukraine.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander has insisted that oil and gas from the North Sea will “remain part of our energy system for decades to come”, as the government faces mounting criticism over job losses and investment uncertainty in the sector.
Housing secretary Màiri McAllan has held her first face-to-face talks with Aberdeen residents whose homes are set to be demolished due to the discovery of potentially dangerous concrete.
Ed Miliband’s promise to cut household energy bills by £300 has suffered a double blow — with the expert behind the calculation warning the savings could be “wiped out”, and Tony Blair’s think tank urging the government to prioritise cheaper, not just cleaner, power.
International company BW Offshore held its annual We LEAD Event in Aberdeen at the esteemed Marcliffe hotel last week and Mike Macdermid (MG MUSIC) was delighted to host and MC the day.
North-east steel, sheet metal and cladding specialist, KR Group, has once again reaffirmed its commitment to excellence after successfully completing its 2025 season of audits.
Scientists at The James Hutton Institute and SRUC have collaborated on a report for Scottish Government on the potential for oil seed cover crops grown in Scotland to be used as a feedstock for aviation fuel.
TAQA UK has today marked a major milestone in its North Sea decommissioning programme with the safe removal of the Eider Alpha topside, the first Northern North Sea (NNS) platform to progress to its topside removal and dismantling phase.