The University of Aberdeen has been awarded funding by the European Space Agency (ESA) to create a digital twin of the Arctic islands at the forefront of climate change.
With this month’s Subsea Expo exhibition and conference fast approaching, organisers have confirmed that a limited number of spaces remain available for the event’s opening International Welcome Breakfast.
In 2024, Bucksburn-based FIS Chemicals made great strides in its ongoing growth and development, both in the UK North Sea market and overseas — spearheaded by new overseas manufacturing capability, strategic partnerships and targeted acquisitions.
The James Hutton Institute, Magpie/Aberdeen Voluntary Action, and Stella's Voice will host an interactive and action-focused event on Thursday, February 20, 2025.
The boss of Marks & Spencer has hit out at tax hikes and wage increases, warning retailers are being "raided like a piggy bank".
Kate Forbes appears to have signalled an end to the SNP’s policy of continually raising taxes after admitting they have undermined Scotland’s reputation as a business-friendly country.
Councillors are this week set to vote on the the possible introduction of a 7% tourist tax in Aberdeen.
One of the world’s most aggressive activist investors is reported to have amassed a stake in BP, fuelling speculation that the FTSE 100 energy giant will come under pressure to consider a break-up or full sale.
Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce has today launched its latest Quarterly Economic Survey research.
The crowdfunder for a legal challenge against Aberdeen's city centre bus gates has smashed through the £30,000 mark and sits just over £2,000 short of its target.
Aberdeen's new £40million international food market is to be named 'Flint' after more than 400 suggestions from the public.
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