Business

Workers in the retail sector clapped during the pandemic are now struggling to make ends meet as the cost of living crisis bites hard.

Dingwall-based John M Munro Butchers has been presented with an engraved quaich as it marks its 100-year anniversary of trading.

More than 115,000 postal workers throughout the UK will take part in the biggest strike of summer so far to demand a "dignified, proper pay rise".

A new venue in the Highland capital promises to showcase the very best in Scottish food, drink and live music.

Sky High Club follows crew at Loganair as they navigate between the highs and lows of work and their personal lives.

The UK’s largest regional airline has said the Highlands can provide a 'key building block' in the drive to decarbonise the air transport system.

Salmon processed at a plant in Dingwall found its way on to the menu at Birmingham's Commonwealth Games.

The episodes will focus on different areas along the world famous route.

The Kessock Bridge was officially opened 40 years ago today by the Queen Mother and archive photos and a video have been released to mark occasion

Pupils at an Easter Ross primary school could reap the benefits of the renewables' revolution on their doorstep, a head teacher believes.

Nicky Marr hears how women will have a central role in potentially the biggest economic boom in the north since oil and gas

Local community councils want to form a united opposition plan to the proposals for what would be the UK’s largest plant of its kind.

From September, all hourly paid colleagues at its Inverness stores will receive an increase of 40p an hour.

XpoNorth are bringing a new talk to businesses about the power of storytelling and how it can be used as a tool.

Diggers, dumpers, rollers, forklifts and containers are amongst the machinery up for grabs at a live auction taking place in Dingwall this month.

Nicky Marr sits down with the movers behind the bid to find out why the north is so important to green energy

Whyte and Mackay is expected to be among first users of green hydrogen from a planned electrolyser on the Cromarty Firth.

A SUTHERLAND and Ross-shire-based Scottish salmon farm was one of the main sponsors at the recent Dressed to Kilt charity fashion show in New York.

Highland Business Week provides opportunities for businesses to raise their profile and have their achievements recognised.

New Zealand style café The Cult has been shortlisted for the Good Food Awards, with voting closing on August 22.