The team at Aberdeen chartered accountancy firm Hall Morrice will be showing their support for the Dons ahead of this weekend’s Scottish Cup Final by hosting a coffee and red cakes open morning.
Furious fishermen have branded Sir Keir Starmer's new UK-EU deal a "horror show" for their sector.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
First minister John Swinney says he has "healed" the SNP after inheriting a "fractured" party and parliament from predecessor Humza Yousaf.
Centrica and its subsidiary Spirit Energy have reduced their stake in the UK North Sea's biggest gas field to Ithaca Energy in a deal worth £215million.
Deeside councillor Geva Blackett has fumed she'll never shop in Aberdeen city centre again after falling foul of the local authority's confusing bus gates.
High street sausage roll giant Greggs has announced a boost in sales as it plans to shift its sandwiches behind the counter to combat thieves.
The Aberdeen Dyce Hotel is proud to reaffirm its commitment to the local community and charitable sector as it positions itself as one of Aberdeen’s go-to venue for charity banquets, fundraising galas, and third-sector celebrations.
Aberdeen’s running community came out in full force on Sunday 18th May at the Gathimba Edwards Foundation Duthie Park 5k race.
This Christmas, Love Actually, perhaps one of the most quotable and adored Christmas films of all time, will be presented live in concert, with a full orchestra playing its score live-to-film at Aberdeen’s P&J Live on Wednesday 10th December 2025.
However, new research says reformed system could save electricity billpayers £16bn.
Mercedes Villalba MSP visited the Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group (AREG) this week to explore how Aberdeen can lead Scotland’s energy transition while ensuring workforce retention and community benefit.