SSEN Transmission has published commitments which detail the economic and other legacy benefits for communities in the region from its investment to upgrade the electricity grid.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Partners at accountancy firm KPMG have overtaken those at PwC to become the second best paid out of the "big four".
A new North Sea Future Board has been launched in Aberdeen to help drive a “fair, managed and prosperous transition” for the basin as oil and gas production continues its long-term decline.
Sir Keir Starmer has said the UK is in a "good, strong place" with China after a meeting with leader Xi Jinping in Beijing.
A special taskforce launched to crackdown on shoplifting and assaults on retail staff in Scotland has caught over 800 offenders and almost 40 organised gangs.
Chinese wind turbine manufacturer MingYang has warned it could take its proposed £1.5billion investment elsewhere in Europe if the UK Government continues to delay a decision on its planned factory in the Scottish Highlands.
Energy Voice, in partnership with Hydrasun, a D2Zero company, will host a live podcast event in Aberdeen exploring how the UK can strengthen its energy supply chain while delivering a balanced power mix.
Somebody Cares Scotland is delighted to announce the reopening of its themed retail employability shop on Great Western Road in Aberdeen this Friday, January 30 at 10am.
As part of a series of planned visits, members of the Anti-Poverty and Inequality Committee visited various Tillydrone community facilities on Wednesday to hear from local service users, staff and volunteers.
A respected local leadership coach with more than three decades of real-world experience has launched a new book highlighting that poor leadership behaviour is at the heart of widespread unhappiness at work, but insists the problem is both fixable and low-cost.
The star-studded programme for Granite Noir X has become even more stellar as Alison O’Donnell and Dawn Steele are added to the line-up for the crime writing festival in Aberdeen in February.