Northwood property manager Alicja Higgins has celebrated her fifth anniversary with the Aberdeen office.
AberNecessities has been awarded £67,100 by the Scottish Government’s Victim Surcharge Fund to support its work in providing specialised help for families looking to rebuild their lives after escaping domestic abuse.
Hundreds of north-east farmers descended on the streets of Aberdeen on Thursday to voice their concersn about the UK government's planned changed to inheritance tax.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Aberdeen radio station Original 106 is expanding into Tayside and Fife to reach more listeners than ever.
Lord Mandelson is expected to be named as the UK's next ambassador to the Unites States.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s energy giant Ineos has said Britain is too “negative” to lure investment as it backs Donald Trump’s America instead.
Aberdeen’s Six by Nico restaurant is set to partner with prestigious local distillery, Glen Garioch, to showcase some of the region’s finest produce paired with a selection of craft malt whiskies in honour of Burns Night next month.
Apache is supporting Cash for Kids’ annual Winter Warmer Appeal for the fourth year in a row.
Rachel Reeve's Autumn Budget has caused the economy to stagnate, with businesses reacting by upping prices and slashing jobs, the Bank of England has warned.
Scientists at the James Hutton Institute, world leaders in agricultural ecology research, seek farmers to participate in trials to measure legume-related benefits following easy-to-use monitoring methods.