Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
An Aberdeen beauty entrepreneur is set to appear on the next series of BBC’s The Apprentice, competing for a £250,000 investment from Lord Alan Sugar.
Scottish football contributes more than £800million every year, a study by Fraser of Allander Institute has found.
Aberdeen restaurant Smoke and Soul has announced it is to remain closed temporarily while it considers its future.
Palm Court is delighted to introduce a new saving for January and February, with 20% off day delegate rates when booking their private rooms.
Laurie & Co presents 13 Dee View, a striking four-bedroom detached family home set within the desirable Riverside of Blairs.
Erskine Veterans Charity is delighted to celebrate the first anniversary of the opening of its Forres-based Activity Centre, EVAC North, with a birthday party attended by almost 100 members.
Integrity HSE has recently reached two significant milestones by being named as an Institute of Occupational Safety & Health (IOSH) registered training centre, as well as gaining accreditation by the CPD Certification Service for its Introduction to Human Factors and Mental Health Awareness eLearning programmes.
For many businesses across Aberdeenshire, the start of this year has not been straightforward. Alongside the usual January slowdown, we have just come through a period of severe winter weather, with heavy snow causing travel disruption, school closures, and unexpected absences.
Agilico Workplace Technology has been awarded the BSI Kitemark™ certification under BS 8887-220:2010 for remanufacturing under its Agilico Zero programme, becoming the first independent Managed Print Service (MPS) provider in the UK to achieve this standard.
Aberdeen, get ready to sparkle! Fizz & Fashion is back for 2026, promising an unforgettable afternoon of glamour, entertainment, and giving back – all in support of Charlie House.