Business

Scottish secretary Alister Jack says 'for this area it is a lot of high-quality, high-wage jobs coming here'.

Highland Council has released a statement as to why it has taken the decision to ban bouncy castles across the region.

Clothing shop Joules has taken the decision to shut its Inverness store.

A three-time Olympic curler has joined a Highland mental health and suicide prevention charity as its first corporate ambassador.

Members of the public have reacted to the news that the Highland Council has decided to place a mystery ban on bouncy castles across its buildings.

Visit Inverness Loch Ness (VILN) says this just the beginning.

A Scottish Government pledge to safeguard DYW has received a cautious welcome from the Inverness business leader who sounded the alarm on its future.

The owner of 57 North Financial Planning discusses cash flow planning.

Fast growing Inverness (pop 46,000 in 2022) has only one full-time post office remaining in the west side of the city.

Stewart Nicol gave a final address to the guests in attendance as he retires after nearly 15 years in the post.

Classic car lovers were spoiled for choice in and around the city centre today with the return of the Inverness Classic Vehicle Show.

Fiona Macintosh the owner of More than Motivation told us a few things about herself over a coffee...

A businessman asked his contacts to dig deep and as a result managed to raise £40,000 for a prominent suicide charity in Inverness.

A unique new activity bar with axe-throwing fun for customers is set to create 30 jobs in Inverness city centre.

Watson Wood Financial Planning has gone from three staff in one small office, to 15 staff across offices in Inverness and Elgin over the last 6 years.

Directors of a shipping and haulage firm are determined to make the business adaptable.

A quirky tourism video featuring alpacas and dancing dragons has been put together to showcase Inverness as a vibrant city.

There is still time to enter the 2023 Highlands & Islands Thistle Awards (HITA) with the deadline being extended to May 19.

A new three-storey pub with axe-throwing as one of the attractions has been given the go-ahead by planners.

LONG-gestating plans for a city funeral director to build an additional base in the Highland capital may soon go ahead.