First Minister John Swinney has warned that Scotland’s energy industry faces an “existential threat” unless the UK Government intervenes.
Former Scotland Office minister Lord Malcolm Offord has quit the Scottish Conservatives to join Reform UK, appearing with Nigel Farage at a rally in Falkirk.
Speculation over the Prime Minister’s future has intensified over the weekend as Labour’s biggest union backer considers a historic split from the party, while the movement that helped elect him quietly canvasses members on possible successors.
Pubs could enjoy a £3m boost if opening hours are extended for Scotland’s late-night World Cup matches next summer, according to industry leaders.
Ineos Energy boss Brian Gilvary has warned that the continuation of the Energy Profits Levy is putting jobs and the UK's energy security at risk.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Iconic Aberdeen buildings including His Majesty's Theatre and the Beach Ballroom could be sold off to private firms in a bid to save money.
TotalEnergies has agreed a major restructuring of its UK operations that will see it merge its entire Upstream business with NEO NEXT, forming what will become the largest independent oil and gas producer in the country.
Aberdeen charity All Life Chances has appointed three new trustees to its board: Ray Riddoch, Chris Grinyer, and Jane Barney.
We Too! has launched its much-loved Elf School Aberdeen for 2025, transforming a space inside the former Debenhams building at Aberdeen Trinity Centre into a festive mini-North Pole every weekend throughout December.
NEREC Ltd has completed a full interior deep clean of Aberdeenshire Council’s Macduff Waste Shed, a key recycling facility located on Old Gamrie Road.
When I talk to organisations about industrial cleaning, one theme comes up again and again: the pressure to maintain safe working environments without disrupting operations.