BrewDog founder James Watt has launched a new influencer marketing company.
Dundee-based accountancy firm Ashton McGill has appointed Kyle Gordon as a Senior Accountant, marking their first Aberdeen-based recruit.
A renowned business event which celebrates links between the North-east of Scotland and Norway is set to whet the appetite for the landmark anniversary of Scandinavia’s biggest energy showcase.
Grouse Lettings, a residential property management and leasing business, has expanded its property portfolio by 295% following two acquisitions.
Savills is marketing an immaculate family farm which sits within a unique landscape to the west of Montrose Basin and south of the River Southesk enjoying spectacular views towards the hills, and across the Basin to the town of Montrose.
Equinor has announced the appointment of Arne Gürtner as senior vice president for Technology Digital and Innovation (TDI) business area, focusing on oil and gas.
Last week marked a key milestone in the race for Number 10, with many of the major political parties releasing their manifestos for the next term of Government.
A project which aims to increase the number of people with learning disabilities securing employment held its graduation ceremony at the University of Aberdeen last week.
In celebration of PRIDE month, Gray’s School of Art’s Look Again and Aberdeen Performing are proud to present Glory, a cabaret where queer creativity takes centre stage.
Aberdeen Performing Arts’ multi-arts festival, Light the Blue, is celebrating its biggest and best year yet as the curtain comes down on 13 packed days of theatre, music, dance, workshops and performances across Aberdeen.
In the first in a series of blog posts looking at the contractual regime in Scotland, often identical or similar to the position in England and Wales, I’ll look at the key elements of what constitutes a contract and dispel a common myth.