Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Quiz Clothing has entered administration for the third time in six years, with 109 jobs in Scotland lost.
Former Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has told friends she is “ready” to launch a Labour leadership campaign, as pressure intensifies on Sir Keir Starmer following the Peter Mandelson ambassadorial scandal.
Critical upgrades to the North and North-east's energy grid have hit another hurdle after the Highland Council refused planning permission for Fanellan substation near Beauly.
Thainstone Events, a division of ANM Group, has announced the launch of its 2026 festive events programme, once again delivered in partnership with Harry Fraser Catering Services.
For decades in Scotland’s family law system, the “voice of the child” – the views, wishes and feelings of children affected by parental disputes has been acknowledged as an important factor in deciding what’s best for the child.
Wood has appointed Craig Melville as vice president of account management for its global Shell account.
AMT Intercargo is delighted to welcome Ryan Strachan to its Aberdeen office, where he has joined the operations team.
Fierce beer is delighted to announce a series of promotions that reflect the brewery's ongoing investment in its workforce.
Aberdeen’s Ultimate Masterclass Festival (UMF) has unveiled the first two speakers for its 2026 programme, welcoming internationally acclaimed psychologist Dr Julie Smith and entrepreneur-broadcaster Jamie Laing to the city.
This Valentine's Day, Aberdeen Art Gallery will be transformed into an immersive silent disco experience, all in support of SAMH (Scottish Action for Mental Health).
Aberdeen is preparing to welcome tens of thousands of residents and visitors as Spectra – Scotland’s Festival of Light returns from 5–8 February 2026.