All places for a North-east business golf league being held for the first time in three years have been snapped up.
Business Minister Ivan McKee has claimed the UK Government’s Shared Prosperity Fund "fails to deliver" promised funding for Scotland following the UK’s exit from the European Union.
The oil industry has taken significant legal steps to limit protests which have been causing disruption to businesses and the public over recent weeks.
The legal requirement to wear face coverings in indoor public spaces and on public transport becomes guidance today
Sir Jim Ratcliffe is to hand ministers research that suggests Britain's shale gas reserves could bolster the domestic energy supply for 50 years.
Scotland’s hospitality industry has warned that a new recycling scheme is in disarray amid a lack of detail about how it will be implemented.
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There has been a fresh twist to Elon Musk’s £33billion high-profile move to take over social-media platform Twitter.
There is good news for those who use savings clubs. They will soon be protected under new laws to be introduced by the UK Government. Many families pay into schemes throughout the year to spend on Christmas, weddings or home projects.
Graduate bankers are demanding starting salaries of more than £60,000 as junior workers continue to pile pressure on managers to dish out more perks amid a war for talent.
Aberdeen Artists Society, one of the country’s longest-established artist-led membership organisations, today celebrated its return to Aberdeen Art Gallery with the launch of an exhibition of almost 300 works by 178 artists.