A major new poll for True North Advisors has shown Nigel Farage is on course to become the next Prime Minister, with support for his Reform UK party soaring to 30%.
Imagine the scenario - the construction contract is signed. The pre-start meeting is scheduled for Monday. The team is ready to begin work on-site on Tuesday.
Businesses in the city centre are being encouraged to apply for a grant scheme to help support hosting events and markets.
The inaugural Business Beats Cancer Aberdeen gala dinner is fast approaching!
Boskalis Subsea Services, a leading provider of IRM, decommissioning and construction solutions, has announced the appointment of Neil Gerrard as finance director, further strengthening its leadership team as the business continues to grow and evolve in the North Sea energy sector.
Michael Gove has admitted there could be a second Scottish independence referendum - if there is shown to be "overwhelming support" for separation.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Former US president Joe Biden has been diagnosed with "aggressive" prostate cancer which has spread to his bones.
Drinks giant Diageo has revealed it faces a £150milion per year financial hit due to tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump.
The boss of British Gas has warned that Britain's biggest gas storage facility will be forced to close unless ministers agree to help fund the site's redevelopment.
A technology company led by one of the UK’s youngest CEOs is taking artificial intelligence to the seabed with a new class of remotely operated vehicle.
Aberdeen City Council could be forced to refund £1million in bus gate fines if the crowdfunded legal challenge against the controversial traffic measures is successful.