Business

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.

Inverness Creative Academy Winter Artists and Makers Market to return for first timne since lockdown

The pandemic has been a tough period for businesses of all kinds, but for Simpsons Garden Centre, it has also provided an opportunity.

A reimagined vision for a new £30 million Inverness city centre hotel will be put before Highland Council planners this week.

Anyone who missed out on hearing from fashion, craft and textiles industry leaders at this year’s XpoNorth is being offered a chance to catch up

Highland capital based business Inverness Travel has unveiled a new name to reflect its expansion across the Highlands and Moray

The move follows a decision by Highland Council’s licensing committee

Record number of entries mean tough task for SHIREs Awards judges

The wait is almost over for the return of the Highland Business Awards later this month

MP Drew Hendry says whatever the vision, the recognition this is the right step to take is encouraging

Business is booming for travelling pizza pop up.

None of us can fail to be aware that COP26 is now under way in Glasgow. I don’t think it is too dramatic to suggest the stakes could not be higher?

Nairn Connects Business Improvement District (BID) is looking for more people to join its team.

Inverness graduate Conor Melens has been selected from thousands of applicants to launch his aerospace career at a UK space start-up.

A Beauly shop has featured on the popular BBC TV programme Money For Nothing.

Govan Law Centre has launched a Debt Navigator website to improve access to good quality independent and impartial money advice, across Scotland.

Finance Secretary Kate Forbes says the Highlands is one area that is leading the way