Fans of The BookBench Trail are being invited to attend the auction event online or in person next week, with the sculptures going under the hammer in Aberdeen to raise money for Clan Cancer Support.
Prime minister Sir Keir Starmer’s plan to boost growth and protect jobs, must be reflected in government support for homegrown energy, says Offshore Energies UK
Bolton-based accountancy firm, Barlow Andrews has announced its official rebrand to AAB.
Aberdeen City Council’s Anti-Poverty & Inequality Committee and Community Planning Aberdeen’s Anti-Poverty Group are calling on residents, businesses and the third sector to join them in supporting Challenge Poverty Week, which runs from Monday 6 October to Sunday 12 October 2025.
Leading UK independent accountancy and business advisory firm, Johnston Carmichael, is recruiting its next generation of leaders - and a knack for numbers isn’t the only prerequisite for success.
The Robert Gordon’s College community gathered to mark this year’s Founder’s Day, reflecting on the legacy of their founder, Robert Gordon and celebrating the College’s significant impact on its pupils and the North-east of Scotland region.
Willbox, a leading UK supplier of containerised solutions with a base in Aberdeen, exhibited its diverse range of site accommodation solutions at PlantWorx 2025.
Spectis Robotics has integrated its own DVR system directly into the Microtraxx inspection robot.
Rock Flow Dynamics has become the latest business to take space in Aurora Aberdeen – the landmark office complex which will bring 500 workers into the city centre once fully let.
Ellon-based BrewDog has reported a pre-tax loss of £36.7million last year - its fifth consecutive annual loss.
A company linked to Baroness Michelle Mone and her husband Doug Barrowman has been ordered to pay £122million in damages after a High Court judge ruled it breached a government PPE contract during the Covid pandemic.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.