Five Aberdeen creatives who designed products inspired by the Tall Ships’ return to the city, including a chair inspired by Aberdeen’s shipbuilding heritage, will showcase their work at a leading design market this month.
Robertson Granite, a long established local manufacturer and retailer of granite memorials, is pleased to announce the appointment of Stewart Gibson as its new managing director.
Perform Panel has introduced a new DAF XG530 articulated lorry to its logistics fleet, strengthening delivery capacity across the UK.
Worley has relocated to a new facility, 16 North Esplanade West, in central Aberdeen. The move signals a major milestone for the company - reaffirming its long-term commitment to the city, its people, and the energy sector.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
A 7% Visitor Levy - often referred to as a "tourist tax" - is to be introduced in Aberdeen to generate revenue for enhancing leisure and business tourism in the city. Investing in improving the visitor experience will support economic growth.
Workers who lost their jobs after the Stewart Milne Group collapsed have been awarded compensation totalling around £1million.
A major new three-part documentary about the Piper Alpha disaster will air on BBC this month, promising the "fullest account yet" of what went wrong.
Donald Trump has said there is a "good chance" he could meet the Russian and Ukrainian leaders for in-person talks about ending the war in Ukraine.
The Bank of England is expected to cut interest rates for a fifth time in a year later today.
The magic of the Tall Ships Races Aberdeen has been captured on a special highlights video – online from today - so people can relive the unforgettable atmosphere of the spectacular event.
The final design of the refurbishment works at The Castlegate is to include significant greening of the area, restoration of the Mercat Cross, and new outdoor seating for cafes.