Researchers at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary are recruiting people to take part in a clinical trial to see if an investigational vaccine (a vaccine that is being studied) may be able to protect people 18 years of age or older against the symptoms caused by the norovirus stomach bug.
As the global energy industry moves closer toward the 2050 net zero emissions target, the need for companies to employ greater initiative and agility to help achieve this goal becomes ever more critical.
The UK may look to follow the lead of the US in introducing a whistleblowing reward scheme in a bid to combat corporate crime.
Joe Boyle Ltd was delighted to continue their support for the Trades Awards this year. The Project Management consultancy business sponsored the “Rising Star” category, which was won by Caitlin Bremner of KR Group.
A trade unionist and offshore health and safety campaigner and a community archaeologist and will be recognised with honorary degrees from the University of Aberdeen.
The finalists for the Northern Star Business Awards 2025 have been unveiled by Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce and Brodies LLP.
Climate tech venture studio Ventex is looking for a finance assistant to join its growing team in Aberdeen.
The government's campaign to "get Britain working" is being undermined by the chancellor's Budget tax increases, the Confederation of British Industry is warning.
Struggling supermarket Asda has identified BrewDog chairman Allan Leighton as the man to turn its fortunes around.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is set to hold a meeting with police chiefs and hospitality leaders to discuss action to tackle spiking.
Russia is ready to carry out cyber-attacks on UK energy infrastructure in a bid to weaken support for Ukraine, a senior minister will warn today.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.