Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Manchester United are set to appoint former Aberdeen and Highland League player Kyle Macaulay as their new head of senior scouting after a four-month recruitment process.
The UK Government will today outline plans to ease restrictions on new North Sea oil and gas licences in its North Sea Strategy.
Millions of workers will see pay rise from April as the UK Government increases the minimum wage ahead of today's Budget.
Marks & Spencer has added Ellon to its list of possible locations for a new food store, amid fresh plans to expand in the North-east.
Majority of Great British Energy's Aberdeen taskforce want to see changes to North Sea taxation today.
Jury trails for the majority of criminal cases could soon be scrapped under new proposals drawn up by Justice Secretary David Lammy.
Currency traders are betting against sterling ahead of Wednesday’s Budget, fearing Rachel Reeves’ tax plans could further weaken UK growth.
Cairngorm Bothies and Cairngorm Lodges have won the Accommodation Award in the prestigious Scottish Mountain Bike Awards by DMBinS (Developing Mountain Biking in Scotland).
Winter might bring frosty windscreens, slippery roads, and the occasional “why is my car making that noise?” moment, but TrustFord Aberdeen is stepping in to make the colder months a little less stressful for senior drivers.