A collaboration between the University of Aberdeen and a Canada-based resource company dedicated to the discovery and development of primary helium projects has already made a potential breakthrough in helium exploration.
Twin sculptures from Aberdeen Art Gallery’s collection are the inspiration for an exhibition of new works by Members of Aberdeen Artists Society.
Aberdeen-based subsea cutting specialist Cutting Underwater Technologies (CUT) has reported 40% revenue growth in 2025, achieved entirely through organic expansion and internal investment.
In a new partnership with Gilson Gray, this quarterly survey will provide the insight into what makes our regional economy tick.
Fresh data from Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce and law firm Gilson Gray shows the regional economy continuing to diverge sharply from the rest of the UK, with businesses reporting worsening outlooks on sales, investment, staffing and profitability.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
First Minister John Swinney has announced plans to create a new national housing agency aimed at boosting home building in Scotland.
STV has this morning revealed it expects to announce an operating profit of around £11.4million for 2025 amid continuing controversy surrounding plans to axe its North-east news programme.
Donald Trump has signed the founding charter of his Board of Peace which will reportedly oversee postwar stabilisation in Gaza.
Nigel Farage has reiterated his plan to strip commercial banks of "free money" in the form of interest payments from the Bank of England on reserves built up during quantitive easing.
Each month, Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce is publishing a round-up of some of the highlights of what's on in the region.