The chairman of Our Union Street has warned Aberdeen is heading into Scotland's largest free event - the Tall Ships - with the fewest number of taxis in years.
The Post Office has said it will offload the remaining 108 branches it directly owns in order to move to a fully franchised network.
NHS Grampian is to receive a £67million loan from the Scottish government to help it deal with rising costs.
Economists have warned ministers will need to find up to £16billion of annual cost savings or raise taxes due to an unhealthy and ageing population.
Donald Trump is now imposing a 104% tariff on goods imported from China after the country did not withdraw its retaliatory tariffs on the US.
Mortgage rates are set to be cut by some lenders after turmoil from Donald Trump's tariff's raised expectations that UK interest rates could be slashed.
Rachel Reeves has reassured British Steel workers that the government would look at nationalising the firm if required.
I was recently invited by a recruitment agency we partner with to speak at an event for newly qualified solicitors.
Researchers have reported a potential oral treatment for Alzheimer’s disease that slowed its progression over a period of at least 18 months.
Aldi Scotland has unveiled six new exclusive beers to celebrate Fierce Beer’s inaugural Aberdeen Beer Festival.
Graduates of the Tourism Game Changer business growth programme have completed the latest round of the pioneering sector development initiative.
The James Hutton Institute has been awarded £100,000 from the Novo Nordisk Foundation for a three-year project, led by the Innovation Centre for Organic Agriculture in Denmark and working in collaboration with Nordic Genebank (NordGen) and Aarhus University in Denmark, to identify nutritionally superior and yield-stable oat varieties through a combination of experimental and on-farm field trials across a range of diverse environments and organic management systems.