Oil and gas equipment firm Plexus Holdings has returned to profit.
The public are being asked what they would like to see millions of pounds spent on to upgrade Aberdeen's iconic Marcliffe Hotel and Spa.
Equinor has shut down a North Sea gas platform after detecting smoke on-board.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
An independent research firm has warned of a possible £5billion funding hole in the chancellor’s strategy to finance the green prosperity plan.
Donald Trump's campaign has filed an official complaint to the Federal Election Commission against Labour campaigning for Kamala Harris in the US.
On Tuesday, October 22, Port of Aberdeen welcomed its first-ever warship into South Harbour as the Belgian Navy Ship (BNS) Louise-Marie docked at Castlegate Quay at 10.30am.
As workplaces continue to evolve, the importance of mental health support has taken center stage.
CHAP Group was delighted to host the commemorative golden shovel event at the Craighill Housing site located in Kincorth, Aberdeen, marking the commencement of construction.
The 2024 Decommissioning Insight being published next month by Offshore Energies UK (OEUK), will detail the scale of the challenge facing the North Sea energy industry.
ITI Group has secured a two-year extension to a programme delivering operational technology panels to Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) Distribution, enabling it to progress a nationwide roll-out of efficiency upgrades to its substation network, and in doing so has created a number of new jobs.
Following a procurement exercise for a supported bus service between Kingswells and the city centre, Aberdeen City Council has awarded a contract to McGill’s Buses to run the service.