The latest episode of Seasonal Discussions turns its focus to freelancing and the often-unseen pressures that come with working independently in the creative industries.
Aberdeenshire-based photographer Iska Birnie has welcomed the renewal of a long-standing professional partnership with Isabel Lockhart, founder of Legacy Celebrant, marking four years of continued collaboration.
The James Hutton Institute is set to host a week-long intensive course on agent-based modelling this summer, in partnership with the European Social Simulation Association (ESSA) and the University of Aberdeen.
Stonehaven’s Ury Estate has reached an agreement with both Marks and Spencer and Aldi to operate its much-anticipated retail unit.
Aberdeen City Council has launched its newly redesigned website – a major step forward in making it easier, safer, and more intuitive for residents to access the services and information they need.
Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce (AGCC) has sent a Valentine’s Day card to every MP and MSP, urging politicians to “turn on” the North Sea and end policies that are accelerating job losses, weakening energy security and increasing emissions.
When economists talk about investment decisions, they often reach for data: prices, returns, costs, capacity. But John Maynard Keynes understood something deeper. He argued that economic outcomes are shaped just as much by psychology – by confidence, optimism and fear – what he famously called “animal spirits”.
As events continue to pile pressure on businesses across the country, and as we head towards a Scottish Parliament Election, the Chamber is asking North-east firms to help track the current performance and future challenges and opportunities facing them and the region’s economy by taking part in the latest edition of our flagship national confidence survey.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Sir Keir Starmer has vowed he will not "walk away" after receiving cabinet backing despite calls from Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar for the prime minister to resign.
Energy giant BP has revealed a Q4 loss of $3.4billion, down from a profit of $1.61billion in Q3 in its latest results posted this morning.
A powerful local fundraising and wellbeing initiative is continuing to resonate across Aberdeen, the North-east and beyond.