Business

Loch & Larder at the Inverness venue will feature Gary Maclean’s Scottish Kitchen.

PEOPLE in Ross-shire have reacted swiftly and generously to the horrors of earthquakes which have created a humanitarian crisis in Turkey and Syria.

The chain's stores will stop trading later this year – most around Easter, it is understood.

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Excitement is growing as construction of Scotland’s first multi-purpose centre for young people with complex needs gathers pace in Inverness.

Two schemes in the Highlands have secured funding from the low carbon Vacant and Derelict Land Investment Programme.

An Easter Ross firm hailed a model for employee-owned businesses has cited 'challenging market conditions' for staff lay-offs and reduced production.

Anticipation is growing amid increased activity at the development of a new food zone in Inverness city centre.

THE £12 million transformation of a historic 132-year-old mansion estate into homes is "already gaining a lot interest", say developers.

'They could start with the A9 north of the Tore roundabout, or with the dangerous junctions such as at Newmore and Tain'.

Airport bosses say it will be business as usual at Inverness Airport despite strike action planned for later this month.

Highlands & Islands MSP Emma Roddick is to lead a members’ business debate on UK income inequality in the Scottish Parliament this week.

SEARCHES in the UK for "romantic breaks Scotland" have soared recently with Highland tops for lovebirds seeking a special Valentine’s Day experience.

A revamped hotel in a Ross-shire community dubbed 'the jewel of the Highlands' is preparing for its big relaunch in April.

The exact time line for closure of individual M&Co stores in the Highlands remains unclear following an announcement over the future of the firm.

'Help us to help you' is the message from the group for small businesses as it flags up a key national survey.

Their 250-mile walking and kayaking challenge will end at Dornoch.

A Wester Ross hotel which sits on the North Coast 500 route has been placed on the market with a price tag of £700,000-plus.

An acclaimed Easter Ross-based glassblowing business is set to take on a new full-time apprentice thanks to a trailblazing new scheme.

Port of Cromarty Firth has been accused of endangering High Street businesses just as record numbers of cruise ship passengers pour into Invergordon.