A much-loved Scottish arts organisation has appointed a new creative director to usher in an inspiring new era for the North-east’s cultural landscape.
A groundbreaking new scanner developed by scientists at the University of Aberdeen could change the way breast cancer is diagnosed and treated, meaning patients could receive fewer surgeries and more individually-tailored treatments.
Undercover, anonymous hotel inspectors from Which? have give Aberdeen's Marcliffe Hotel and Spa their first full five=star rating in nearly a decade.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Energy giant BP has agreed a $25billion (£19.76billion) deal to redevelop Iraq's oil and gas fields as the firm is today expected to announce it is ramping up such investments and cutting back on renewable projects.
The Scottish Budget has been passed by MSPs following its final vote in parliament yesterday with the support of the Greens, LibDems and Alba.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe has warned the UK's chemical industry will collapse if Europe fail to impose US-style tariffs on Chinese imports.
The Climate Change Committee's latest carbon budget, published this morning, acknowledges Co2 emissions from UK fuel production have fallen by 60% since 1990, and that emissions will fall a further 40% between now and 2040, even with new North Sea fields and production.
As a global leader in material handling for the oil and gas industry, MB Air Systems continues to grow its specialist team.
Port of Aberdeen has launched its 2025 supPORT-all charity programme, offering £25,000 in funding to support local community projects.
Aberdeen-based digital marketing agency BrandHouzz Digital has strengthened its team with two new appointments, reinforcing its presence in the North-east of Scotland.
Professor George Boyne, principal and vice-chancellor of the University of Aberdeen, has announced that he will retire in December 2025 after reaching his 70th birthday and completing the seven-year term he began in 2018.