The global oil market could reach a critical “tipping point” within weeks as disruption in the Strait of Hormuz continues to squeeze supply and drain inventories.
Aberdeen hospitality boss Allan Henderson has warned that fear over job losses, rising costs and uncertainty in the oil and gas sector is draining confidence from the north-east economy.
Ed Miliband has reportedly passed up the chance to launch a leadership bid, and is instead targeting the role of chancellor.
Gamestop has launched a bid to buy online auction and e-commerce giant eBay for more than £40billion.
Aberdeen based business, Mackie’s of Scotland, has been named winner at the British Business Awards alongside some of the UK’s most recognisable and leading companies at the event, which featured special guest George Clooney and helped to raise almost £2million for homelessness charity Social Bite.
ACVO TSI shares the latest edition of ACVO News, the free digital magazine highlighting the work, achievements and opportunities from across Aberdeen’s third sector.
Aberdeen-based exterior and specialist cleaning company NEREC Ltd has successfully completed its first project in Ireland, marking another step in the company’s continued growth and expansion.
Premier Coaches and Luxe Scot have officially commenced development on their new depot, marking a significant milestone in the companies’ long term growth strategy.
Marius Coste, Group Manager for Elior at Work, marked Week 47 of his 82-week “Miles of Smiles” initiative at Aberdeen Parkrun, promoting mental health awareness and community wellbeing.
The Russell Anderson Foundation Annual Charity Ball takes place this Friday May 8 at the Chester Hotel and, among the items up for auction are a quartet of unique experiences that are expected to attract a high level of interest and which, more importantly, you do not have to be in attendance to bid for.
RAM Tubulars is proud to announce its continued sponsorship of the Russell Anderson Foundation Ball, taking place on May 8 2026 at The Chester Hotel.
Scientists, farmers and food industry leaders from across the UK and beyond will gather next week at The James Hutton Institute for the third annual meeting of the UK Legume Research Community (UKLRC), a three-day conference focused on unlocking the potential of legumes to support climate action, food security and sustainable farming.