In a new Lifestyle Section in May's Business Bulletin, Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce checks out some of the travel, transport and luxury fashion available in the region.
Applications are now open for the Fraserburgh BIG Ideas Grant Fund 2026, a new initiative designed to strengthen the town centre by helping to bring back into use vacant commercial premises.
The latest episode of Seasonal Discussions features Julie Baghurst and Nicola Watson, founders of KIN, in a conversation exploring the organisation’s origins and ambitions for the region’s creative community.
On Monday of last week, Luxe Scot Events hosted the second Captain’s Cup at Trump Turnberry, welcoming more than 60 celebrities and amateurs to take on the incredible Ailsa Course in glorious sunshine.
A long-term fundraising campaign led by Marius Coste, Group Manager for the North-east of Scotland at Elior at Work, has reached Week 48 of 82 - raising over £11,000 for SAMH and Clan Cancer Support, with £1,800 added last week alone.
A short documentary produced as part of a University of Aberdeen co-led research project has secured two film awards for its portrayal of a genocide survivor’s story.
Children’s charity Befriend a Child is delighted to announce that it will be taking part in the Grampian Wellbeing Festival by hosting a special Open Doors Day at its headquarters on Thursday May 14.
As of Monday May 11, the Just Transition Participatory Budgeting (JTPB) Fund returns for its fifth year, offering £1million in funding to support community led projects that help deliver a greener future across Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and Moray.
Quantify Advisors (Quantify), an independent, corporate finance firm headquartered in Aberdeen, is delighted to announce the appointment of a new Corporate Finance Manager alongside celebrating its second anniversary since launching a leading independent Scottish-headquartered corporate finance firm.
Eon is set to become the UK's largest energy supplier after agreeing a deal to buy the retail arm of Ovo - reportedly for as much as £600million.
High energy costs driven by green levies have left the UK economy £30billion smaller than it otherwise would have been, according to new analysis from EY.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.