Equinor and Shell's decision to combine their North Sea oil and gas assets into a new company shows that the basin is "still attractive for some companies" despite the windfall tax.
An application notice lodged with Aberdeen City Council by a developer hoping to turn the city's Lord Cullen House into 67 homes has been withdrawn.
Aberdeenshire Council is reportedly considering raising council tax by a whopping 20%, despite the finance secretary's pleas to avoid hefty hikes.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
John Swinney is on course to lead a pro-independence majority in Holyrood after his debut budget, according to a new poll.
A major Aberdeen logistics park in the Energy Transition Zone is on the market for offers over £9million.
The chancellor's controversial Budget is being blamed for a sharp drop in business confidence levels amid a warning the economy could shrink.
Full-service law firm Gilson Gray has strengthened its offering in Dundee with the appointment of Stephen Forsyth.
Drilling waste management specialist, TWMA*, has announced the appointment of Jonathan Parkes as its new group commercial director.
A former radar technician has pinpointed his dream role, becoming the head of engineering at one of the UK’s most popular ice cream brands.
International oil and gas company GEOLOG is spreading festive cheer this holiday season by sponsoring Befriend a Child’s annual Christmas party once again in 2024.
The NEREC team recently tackled a job cleaning the gutters of the stunning (and towering!) Rosemount Viaduct.