Terry Murden

Scottish cloud computing company Iomart recorded an adjusted half-year loss before tax of £2.5 million as a result of higher interest costs.

Scottish Labour will use funds saved from reform of the enterprise agencies to meet a shortfall in support for apprenticeship training.

Shell has dealt a blow to Scotland's renewable ambitions by pulling out of two of the world's largest floating wind projects.

A sustainable fuel plant will be built at Grangemouth, creating 200 jobs in an area hit by the closure of the oil refinery earlier this year.

ScotRail has launched a tender for up to 106 trains to replace its ageing fleet across the Central Belt, Fife and Borders.

Scotland's technology startup rate lagged in ninth place out of 12 UK nations and regions in the third quarter of the year.

Shares in oil and gas major Shell are not that far away from the record peak reached earlier this year, despite soggy oil and gas prices, say analysts at AJ Bell.

Mike Ashley's Frasers Group is believed to be interested in acquiring Braehead Shopping centre, west of Glasgow.

A shortage of skilled workers in Scotland has forced warship builder Babcock to recruit hundreds of welders from the Philippines.

Deep-tech company Chemify has raised more than $50m in an oversubscribed Series B funding round.