A pioneering aquaculture net cleaning pump, designed and manufactured by North-east Scotland based engineering specialists, Brimmond, has successfully completed further trials with a world-leading supplier in the sector.
Nimbus Blue is delighted to welcome Greg Johnston as the newest system engineer to the team.
The UK must prioritise homegrown energy production over imports to support jobs, protect consumers and grow the economy, says David Whitehouse, chief executive of OEUK, the leading voice of the UK offshore energy industry.
Smaller businesses could disproportionately bear the brunt of the economic challenges looming in Scotland, according to a licensed insolvency practitioner.
Great British energy if offering an annual pay packet of over half a million pounds per year to its new chief executive.
Aberdeen’s OEG Group has been acquired by US find manager Apollo in a deal that values the group for more than $1 billion (£770m).
Aberdeen City Council is in talks to extend the LEZ exemption for taxis and private hire cars after it emerged the local authority doesn't know how many vehicles are set to be non-compliant come June 1 and be banned from the city centre.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
British renewable energy projects will be connected quicker thanks to new Ofgem rules granting early access to almost £4billion of investment for crucial transmission equipment and services.
Up to 800 jobs could be created over the next 15 years at the Grangemouth site, according to a long-awaited report.
The University of Aberdeen has appointed a lead for artificial intelligence in clinical practice - the first medical school in Scotland to do so.
Carbon Group, a leader in multifunctional print solutions and digital workflow automation, has announced significant growth with the expansion of its Aberdeen headquarters and the opening of a new hub in the central belt.