The SNP is facing mounting financial difficulties, driven by a drop in membership and the loss of MPs following last year’s general election.
WH Smith shares fell drastically by more than a third on Thursday after the firm revealed an accounting error has led to a £30million overstatement of its expected North American profits.
Aberdeen City Council officers are assessing the value of the land at and around Pittodrie after Dave Cormack offered the site to the local authority in a bid to reignite new stadium plans.
Aberdeen City Council has retained its bronze award accreditation from Scotland’s national policy and advocacy body working on women’s labour market equality, for its work on addressing gender inequality and violence against women.
Stanley Morrice MBE, vice chair of Opportunity North East, reflects on the vital role mentoring plays in supporting ambitious founders and entrepreneurs in north east Scotland.
Darren Cadger, co-founder and managing director of Arch 35 Marketing, will join fellow brand and marketing expert Mark Kemp, founder of FortyTwo Studio, to deliver a special session on branding and business growth in Aberdeen later this month.
International law firm Addleshaw Goddard (AG), which has offices in Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow, has posted record financial performance for the 12 months to 30 April 2025, with an eighth consecutive year of revenue and profit growth.
Jamieson & Carry, the independent, family-owned jewellery business founded in Aberdeen in 1733, will showcase a rare opportunity to explore the highly anticipated 2025 Patek Philippe Exhibition Collection at its store from the 2nd to the 6th of September 2025.
With just a handful of team spaces remaining, Befriend a Child is calling on local businesses and golf enthusiasts to take part in its much-loved Annual Charity Golf Day.
Aberdeen has come alive with the sound of clinking glasses as Whisky Week Aberdeen returns for its second year, running 21-31 August 2025.
Scientists from the National Potato Innovation Centre (NPIC), based at The James Hutton Institute have introduced two new potato varieties to Kenya, that are now included in Kenya’s National Variety List.
Three pupils from Aberdeen charity, Camphill School Aberdeen, recently completed their Duke of Edinburgh bronze award.