Aberdeen-based investigative firm Alba Investigations is proud to announce its recent membership with the Institute of Professional Investigators (IPI), one of the UK’s leading professional bodies for investigative specialists.
The North-east’s business community is once again showing its support for the region’s third sector by signing up as sponsors of the 2025 Celebrate Aberdeen awards.
During the first half of 2025, Hunting secured a $21million contract from Pratt & Whitney, a global leader in the aerospace sector and a division of RTX (formerly Raytheon Technologies), to supply precision-engineered components for advanced aerospace systems.
Autistic individuals are at greater risk of developing anorexia, more likely to require in-patient treatment and respond less effectively to treatment for the eating disorder*.
Having marked its 110-year anniversary last year, the firm known formerly as Hardies Property & Construction Consultants now has its sights set firmly on the future with the completion of a comprehensive rebrand to Hardies Chartered Surveyors and realignment with sister firm Shepherd Chartered Surveyors.
DEV4 Online Ltd, in partnership with Robert Gordon University’s (RGU) School of Computing, Engineering & Technology (SoCET), can announce the launch of a feasibility study for the Artifical Intelligence (AI)-Enhanced Equipment Management Insights for Logistics and Analysis (AI-EMILiA) project.
Fashion accessory retailer Claire's has gone into administration, putting the future of its Aberdeen stores in jeopardy.
Foreign secretary David Lammy has referred himself to the Environment Agency and could face a £2,500 fine after going fishing with JD Vance without the proper licence.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Real estate giant Savills has this morning posted its half-year results, revealing a 78% surge in reported profits before tax.
Aberdeen-based independent fashion retailer Attic Clothing has ceased trading after 24 years in the North-east.
Former first minister Nicola Sturgeon has said she wishes she did more to hasten Scotland's transition away from oil and gas, despite the wave of job losses currently hitting the North-east of Scotland.