Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Pressure is mounting on Chancellor Rachel Reeves to revisit the Energy Profits Levy amid fresh talks ahead of the Spring Statement.
Chip giant Nvidia has posted record annual revenues of $215.9bn (£159.1bn), defying investor concerns over the amount of spending on artificial intelligence (AI).
Farmers have accused Tesco of putting Britain’s food security at risk by driving a “race to the bottom on price”, during a tense exchange at the National Farmers’ Union conference.
Voters will head to the polls today in a key by-election in Greater Manchester which could have major implications for Sir Keir Starmer's premiership.
Protesters gathered outside BrewDog in Union Square on Wednesday in support of workers who are facing cuts to their hours.
Aberdeen Football Club is delighted to announce it has selected Jump as its exclusive fan experience and ticketing platform for the 2027/28 season and beyond.
Women who experience a pregnancy loss in their second trimester are at increased risk of complications during future pregnancies, according to new research from the University of Aberdeen.
Having received a very positive response to its first informal “talk at the bar” event, SOBR Bar, Aberdeen's alcohol-free bar, has announced dates for two more talks.
Modern life, and commerce, grinds to a halt without decent broadband.
Hypercube is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a Research & Development grant from Scottish Enterprise to support the development of a next-generation agentic AI assistant designed to enhance the management and delivery of complex renewable energy projects.
Tens of thousands of families, farmers and local business owners across North-east Scotland are set to see their digital lives transformed as GoFibre begins construction on a landmark project to deliver lightning fast, ultra reliable, full fibre broadband to around 100,000 homes and businesses in some of the region’s hardest to reach communities.