Business

With only 40 days until Christmas, XpoNorth has relaunched its popular Christmas marketplace to support local makers

Couples can be assured that their best friend will be a part of their big day with the launch of a new dog chaperone service, especially for weddings

Inverness gift box service A Whale of a Time has launched a build your own box (BYOB) service in time for Christmas.

A Highland company has launched a novel scheme inviting community groups to bid for cash to ease poverty and stress for families at Christmas time.

The second Scottish Highlands and Islands Rural Economy (SHIREs) Awards have attracted a bigger and more diverse response than 2019’s inaugural event

An Inverness home delivery cocktail company has unveiled its new-look website and brand.

The local authority issued what is the second major strategy within a month for the city

Business Focus: Inverness BID's Mike Smith looks forward to a festive period which will be even more crucial for local businesses this year

Numbers have dropped for Inverness-headquartered Carlton Bingo in its latest annual accounts – mainly due to the pandemic

Tulloch Homes is praised by Inverness College UHI for its commitment to training as six apprentices start work.

It is the second strategy document issued for the city within a month

Highlanders have a chance to sample some of the region's top tourist attractions at a knock down price with the launch of a new discount offer

Concerns raised over change of system in Inverness.

Nairn Business Improvement District District (BID) has been shortlisted for an inaugural national award.

The last remaining merchant's house in Fortrose has been offered for sale at a £700,000 asking pric

An ambitious five-year plan could see hydrogen provide nearly a sixth of Scotland’s energy needs by 2030

Scottish Enterprise has commissioned an ambitious collaboration project to explore future export opportunities for Scotland’s green hydrogen

Inverness College UHI's role in helping the transition to net zero was highlighted during a visit by Scotland's further and higher education minister

Girls from four Highland schools are battling it out with rivals from across Scotland to prove they can be the next stars of the investment industry

More homes and businesses in Inverness are set to benefit from superfast broadband services.