Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
The UK inflation rate rose by more than anticipated in December driven by increases in air fares and tobacco prices.
The European Parliament is planning to suspend approval of the US trade deal, according to reports.
The First Minister John Swinney has said plans to strip back STV's North-east programme sets a damaging precedent.
Specialist risk and marine consultancy Marex has transformed vessel compliance speeds for an independent oil and gas producer, reducing the time required for fleet assurance from six days to less than six hours.
activpayroll, a global provider of payroll and mobility services, has launched its new vision and set of values designed to guide the organisation as it continues to support businesses globally.
Scottish STEM charity, TechFest, is celebrating a landmark year of achievement, having reached more than 50,000 people in 2025 across the UK through its education, engagement and outreach programmes.
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Rogue Invitational, the annual three-day CrossFit and Strongman competition organised by Rogue Fitness, will return to Aberdeen’s P&J Live for the third year running, with event dates announced as 23 – 25 October 2026.
Savills has issued its 2026 Cross Sector Outlook for the UK’s real estate markets, highlighting a year that begins with lingering uncertainty but growing signs of renewed confidence across the residential, commercial and rural sectors.
Robert Gordon’s College (RGC) celebrated a historic afternoon at Scottish Gas Murrayfield on Saturday 17 January, as the school’s 1st XV were crowned U18 Scottish Schools Shield champions following a dramatic 26-21 victory over Dollar Academy at Scottish Gas Murrayfield.
An Aberdeenshire architect found herself on BBC Breakfast earlier this month – in not much more than a few Doddie snoods– all in the name of a very good cause.