Business

Two kitchen staff at a popular Inverness garden centre café have tested positive for Covid–19.

Customers travel from across the Highlands and Islands to buy books from the Inverness branch of Waterstones.

Robert Davidson set up Sandstone Press in 2002 and he has since worked closely with a number of authors to produce successful books.

Caffe Nero first moved to the Highland capital five-and-a-half years ago and currently enjoys a good central location on Inverness High Street.

An Inverness café owner originally moved to the city because he found living in London too expensive.

There has been a deep clean of Simpsons Garden Centre's restaurant and kitchen after an employee at the Inverness business contracted coronavirus.

A growing Inverness-based business has been shortlisted for a prestigious entrepreneurship award

A Mediterranean themed restaurant in Inverness city centre is to close.

The transformation of Inverness Castle is a step closer with the enabling contract being awarded to Compass Building and Construction Services.

The Highlands and Islands and Moray have been disproportionally affected by the Covid-19, a new report has revealed.

Despite the obvious adverse impact of coronavirus, the demand for alternative finance continues to keep Murray Marshall busy.

Scottish Government makes £4m investment to launch 5G innovation hubs and drive economic growth

Inverness business The Flower Company said the vandalism happened overnight at its Church Street premises.

Officers were providing advice and guidance to retailers, hoteliers and licenced premises.

A NEW podcast series aiming to help current Highland students and graduates navigate their future career and employment options has been launched.

Whichever sector a business is in, or whatever stage it is at, specialist advice and business skills workshops are here to help.

Property prices in Inverness and the Highlands are booming.

Frankie and Lola's, which is next to the Asda superstore off the A8082, is hoping to be back in business from Monday, October 5.

Chisholm Hunter fits the bill as both a family-run business offering intimate customer service and as a national chain serving large parts of the UK.

It was a rare city centre business that emerged completely unscathed after lockdown.