Cyber risk has changed, and for small and mid-sized businesses, the consequences of getting it wrong are now far more severe than many realise.
The Scottish Government has published its budget for 2026-27, introducing changes that will affect individuals, families, and businesses across Scotland.
Gillian Donald, partner, and Blair Duncan, associate, are pleased to host the next instalment of the Aberdeen HR Club, designed for HR professionals and business owners.
Aberdeen Science Centre has partnered with Aberdeen Lynx to encourage visitors to discover more about one of the world’s most exciting sports – ice hockey.
New offshore wind energy projects providing 8.4 GW of additional capacity - representing more than £22billion of private investment have been announced in Wednesday's Allocation Round 7 (AR7).
Scottish EDGE is set to provide more opportunities for entrepreneurs living outside the central belt thanks to a second round of its successful Regional EDGE competition. Backed by Scottish Government funding the competition is open for applications from 9am on 14 January 2026.
GB Tarpaulins is continuing to grow and is now expanding its team to support increased demand for its manufacturing services.
Aberdeen Business School is offering leaders a chance to develop their business skills to help boost their business performance through The Help to Grow: Management course at RGU.
TGI Fridays has shut its Aberdeen beach branch, while Dough & Co and ReCHarge cafe are also to close.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
London mayor Sadiq Khan will warn that artificial intelligence could “usher in a new era of mass unemployment” in the capital unless ministers intervene to manage its impact on jobs.
The UK economy returned to growth of 0.3% in November thanks to a rebound in car production and a boost in the services sector.