OCTG specialist, Apex Tubulars, has grown its close-knit team with the appointment of Lewis Grant as sales development representative, to support ongoing customer demand for UK and global projects.
As many businesses prepare for 2025 and beyond, leadership development is firmly in the spotlight.
Aberdeenshire Council and the North East Scotland Biodiversity Partnership (NESBiP) planted 300 metres of native hedges in the Hareshowe fields of Aden Country Park to enhance biodiversity and support the local wildlife.
Eric Martin-Neuville and Henri Le Gouis are members of the group’s management board, under the chairmanship of Marie-Christine Lombard, chief executive officer of GEODIS.
Estate agent giants have slammed the draft Scottish Budget for 2025/26, warning it has "wrong-footed the property investment market overnight".
Deputy first minister Kate Forbes, in an unusual move, has urged opposition parties to push her government to make its Budget more business-friendly.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
A new owner has taken over production of Aberdeenshire’s Dark Matter rum after the company went into liquidation.
The boss of a troubled London oil and gas producer that was once worth billions has said he will leave the company next year.
Sir Keir Starmer is to attend his first meeting of the British-Irish Council, which is being hosted in Edinburgh today.
Aberdeen-headquartered FirstGroup is growing a portfolio of independent services to be run outside of the UK Government’s renationalised Great British Railways.