Business

Recovery plans for the multimillion-pound Easter Ross cruise liner trade will come under the spotlight next week.

Mental wellbeing of staff is being considered in all decisions made by the directors of one of the nation’s leading energy firms

A new team has been drafted in to help with designs for a controversial £25 million hotel in the Highland capital after earlier plans were rejected.

CityFibre is to hold talks with Inverness housing developers to ensure new homeowners are not left behind in the rollout of gigabit capable broadband

THE owner of the award-winning Sun Dancer restaurant has taken on a former school friend to look after its day-to-day running.

Twelve crew members from a vessel docked in Easter Ross have now been confirmed with the Covid-19 virus.

Vue has announced the reopening of its venue in Inverness with tickets available to book now.

A language school with students across the globe has now become employee owned, helping ensure jobs stay in the Highlands.

THE (work)force has proven strong at ILM Highland this May the 4th, after the social enterprise welcomed three new team members.

Alness-based social enterprise ILM Highland welcomes three new team members to help grow its support for vulnerable Highlanders

The chief executive of Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) will leave the organisation later this year.

Local enterprises are 'backbone' of Highland economy says SNP candidate Kate Forbes ahead of planned visits.

After almost a decade working with globally recognised names, Graham Smith says he is looking forward to helping Highland firms make an impression.

Ten positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed on a vessel that is docked in Easter Ross.

ROSS businesses battered by the Covid crisis are counting on customers wooed by online shopping during lockdown to show loyalty to the high streets.

HIGHLAND organisations keen to bid into a renewal fund that aims to develop skills, business and employment have been given a deadline to act.

More Dingwall traders opened for business this week after the latest lockdown.

More than 100 new homes and flats could be built in Invergordon and Alness under separate housing development plans in the two Easter Ross towns.

Care sales are likely to be affected by the fallout from the Covid crisis.

Self-employment is becoming less popular as a career option in the Highlands – and that matters.