Scottish Finance Secretary Shona Robison has been urged to deliver "better news" for businesses left reeling from the UK Government's £25billion national insurance tax raid.
The NEREC team recently completed an excited new project located in the Altens area of Aberdeen.
Royal Peterson Control Union Group B.V. (RPCU) has appointed Iain Corbett as its senior legal counsel in the UK to lead upon the business’s legal structures and foundations as it embraces the opportunities presented by the energy transition.
Glass merchant and consultancy MKD32 is donating £4,000 to local charities that support children in the community with essential items and clothing as part of Aberdeenshire Council’s contract and tendering process.
Leonardo Hotel & Conference Venue Aberdeen Airport is inviting guests to take advantage of its exciting Black Friday offer.
This weekend only, from the November 29 to the December 2, Palm Court are offering 30% off gift cards.
Accountancy and business advisory firm MHA, which has offices in Aberdeen and Edinburgh, has outlined its strategy to become net zero by 2030 as part of a wide range of commitments in its Sustainability ESG Report 2024.
JBS is taking part in Scottish Enterprise’s Net Zero Academy, joining 15 other North-east firms committed to tackling emissions and embedding sustainable practices across their operations.
Engineering services company AtkinsRéalis has won two top awards at Learning Places Scotland, being named Consultancy of the Year and winning Refurbishment of the Year for its work on the Edinburgh Futures Institute.
Evolve iMS, the UK-based digital transformation company with a footprint in Aberdeen and London, has unveiled NXXA - Next Generation Expert Assistant, designed to bring the power of artificial intelligence to organisations requiring absolute data control and security.
Project management software specialist Proteus has signed a major agreement with international design, engineering and advisory company Aurecon to streamline key workflows and optimise project performance across the Australian-headquartered company for three years.
Runners taking part in Run Balmoral 2025, will tackle the local impact of climate change and biodiversity loss and leave a legacy on Deeside.