The University of Aberdeen will partner in a new research project set to transform how offshore structures are managed across their full lifecycle.
Aberdeen International Airport is preparing to around quarter of a million passengers this summer.
Trading standards officers are today warning consumers and businesses following the seizure of counterfeit and potentially dangerous versions of the collectible Labubu doll toys from shops in Aberdeen.
Rig intake and inspection specialist ModuSpec has announced the next three sessions in its popular series of free technical masterclasses, open to industry professionals.
Loganair, the UK’s leading regional airline, is giving travellers a lift this summer – quite literally – with a free upgrade to its premium Fly Flex fare, offering over seven and a half tonnes of complimentary baggage allowance across its network in a one-week-only promotion.
Nuclear energy has played a complex and sometimes controversial role in Scotland’s energy landscape.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Borrowing costs have shot up and the value of the pound has plummeted - wiping £3billion off markets - after Rachel Reeves shed tears in parliament on Wednesday.
Union bosses are warning that retail workers are increasingly afraid to go to work as new figures reveal soaring levels of retail crime in Scotland.
Ex-SNP chief executive Peter Murrell has been granted legal aid after being charged with embezzlement earlier this year.
Ryanair has cancelled 170 flights due to French air traffic controllers going on strike - with boss Michael O'Leary branding it "abundantly unfair".
A flagship £5million redevelopment of one of Aberdeen’s most prominent office buildings has been completed - paving the way for hundreds of workers to return to Union Street.