CHAP has appointed Jim Clark as its new chairman, following the passing of founding director Alasdair Craigie in January.
The UK and Scottish governments should heed the latest industry warnings and “fight tooth and nail” for the future of the North Sea, AGCC has warned.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Sir Ian Wood has pledged £40million from his family charity, The Wood Foundation, to accelerate economic diversification and the energy transition across North-east Scotland - a donation that will be match funded by the next Scottish Government.
A landmark ceasefire agreement was signed on Thursday between Israel and Hama, marking the first step toward ending nearly two years of conflict.
A union boss has accused STV of financial mismanagement over its plan to axe its Aberdeen news programme and 60 jobs while spending £500,000 on a new radio station.
Former prime minister Rishi Sunak has taken up paid advisory roles at tech superpower Microsoft and AI start-up Anthropic.
Procurement Hub will be attending Procurex Scotland 2025 on Tuesday 28 October 2025 at the Scottish Event Campus (SEC) in Glasgow.
This autumn, TrustFord Aberdeen is making it easier than ever for customers to take advantage of the award-winning Motability Scheme.
In October 2024, OPITO launched its Skills Manifesto - a call to action to ensure the UK’s energy workforce is equipped to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving energy landscape.
Aberdeen’s unique panto-inspired pumpkin trail is set to spell out magical family fun for the October holidays.
Annie Kenyon Architects (ak|a), together with its sister company ak|d, is pleased to mark a key milestone at its Mains of Carnousie development in the Deveron Valley, with a new home now complete and available to view during an open weekend from Friday 31st October to Sunday 2nd November.