To mark International Volunteer Day (5 December), the Source magazine has dedicated its Christmas issue to all those volunteers who very generously give their time and efforts to help and serve the community.
Administrators to Petrofac are racing to secure a sale of the company’s profitable North Sea operations before Christmas.
Jamie Genevieve is set to return to Aberdeen with a brand-new Vieve pop-up shop at Union Square.
Storegga, one of the principal partners in the Acorn carbon capture and storage project at St Fergus, has confirmed it will sell its stake after completing what it called a “strategic review” of the business.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
The SNP is facing fresh financial pressure ahead of next year's Holyrood elections after new data revealed the party received no major donations in a year.
Aberdeen's revamped Union Terrace Gardens has been named the winner of the Andrew Doolan Best Building in Scotland Award.
Consumer review website Trustpilot has seen its shares nosedive after allegations surfaced comparing it to a "mafia-style extortion racket".
Ministers are planning to scrap the limit on unfair dismissal payouts in a bid to appease unions after watering down other worker protections.
The James Hutton Institute is delighted to be hosting Microsoft Cloud Solution Architect Ben Watt at its Craigiebuckler campus on Monday 15 December for a presentation on accessibility in Microsoft.
Robert Gordon University (RGU) is among six universities that have joined forces to launch a pioneering initiative that will strengthen commercialisation and innovation across Scotland’s modern and smaller universities and the college sector.
A rare opportunity has emerged for businesses seeking an exceptional property within one of the city’s most established business communities.