It was lucky number seven for a popular business event dedicated to creating and fostering links between the North-east of Scotland and Perth, Western Australia, as it held its largest ever gathering on Tuesday, January 28.
Aberdeen-based digital transformation consultancy Core29 has won a six-figure contract with an international marine protection organisation.
Shoplifting has gotten "out of control", according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC), which warned of "kamikaze" thefts.
The new owner of Aberdeen International Airport has highlighted its "strong growth potential" as the takeover was officially completed.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
KPMG's partners took home home a record £816,000 each last year as the Big Four firm's profitability was boosted by job cuts amid a "challenging market."
Shell has revealed its 2024 earning were down $4.6billion (£3.69billion) on the year before.
Apprentice star Lord Alan Sugar has called for employees to return to the workplace and leave working from home behind.
Rachel Reeves has backed a third runway at Heather Airport as part of a fresh plan to boost the UK's economy.
Clan Cancer Support will celebrate the golden age of Hollywood at its annual ball this year, with tickets now on sale for the event in September.
Filpumps is excited to announce it will be attending a number of events in 2025.
The Nerec team is currently working with Alfa Projects to clean gutters in Arbroath that have been neglected for years.