Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Donald Trump has pulled the plug on American support for Sir Keir Starmer's deal to hand the Chagos Islands over to Mauritius.
The Scottish government is making "urgent arrangements" to meet with bosses at Inverurie butcher Donald Russell in a bid to save 120 jobs on the line at the struggling firm.
Popular second-hand clothing app Depop has been sold to eBay for $1.2billion (£890milion), the companies have announced.
The Just Transition Commission has published a report warning Aberdeen's energy sector could descend into a "disorderly decline" if the government does not ramp up plans to retain the North Sea workforce.
Over 220 delegates packed out P&J Live for a Business Breakfast with body language expert Mark Bowden.
Developing the Young Workforce (DYW) North East has welcomed several new members to its board, strengthening its representation and expertise across key sectors.
Significant progress has been made in the refurbishment and recommissioning of Bucksburn Swimming Pool, with construction works now well underway and it is on track for completion in Spring 2026.
Talented young people from Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire have gained national recognition for their outstanding contribution whilst on an apprenticeship.
Leading professional services firm, AAB, has announced the acquisition of RORA, a specialist finance support business focused on start-ups and scale-ups.
Leading global torque machine specialist EnerQuip has announced record turnover at its precision machining division in Fife.
Coterie, located within The Ferryhill House Hotel has strengthened its kitchen with the appointment of a new Head Chef, Ross Boyd.