Yesterday,His Royal Highness, Prince William visited Aberdeen to mark three years of the Homewards programme and the delivery of the final home as part of the programme’s Innovative Housing Project in the city.
The UK’s prowess in building promising financial technology and artificial intelligence start-ups has helped it record the third-highest number of “unicorn” businesses in the world.
A Deputy Governor of the Bank of England has called for a "kill switch" which could be used to stop trading if faulty AI models trigger a "market meltdown".
The Press & Journal has today published a rare front-page editorial calling for a "reset" of UK energy policy as Westminster's Energy Security and Net Zero Committee arrives in Aberdeen for an evidence session later today.
John Swinney has issued a fresh call for devolved energy powers as household prices are set to rise by 13% from today.
Residents, supporters and objectors have voiced their views on Cala Homes' proposed 100-home development at Pitfodels during a predetermination hearing at Aberdeen City Council ahead of a decision later this summer.
Workplace technology provider Agilico is celebrating another accolade this week after picking up a major industry sustainability award.
Adults in hospitals across NHS Grampian are to be offered access to new activity boxes which include a range of items – from colouring books to games and puzzles – designed to promote physical and mental stimulation.
Aker Solutions has been awarded a substantial contract for the delivery of an HVDC substructure for a European offshore wind project by an undisclosed customer.
AGCC members Aberdeen International Associates and Aodhan Consultancy are running a trade visit to Guyana for companies interested in learning more about the market, identifying opportunities for their goods and services, and engaging with key stakeholders in-country.
TLC Angola has successfully completed a 10-month logistics support project for Subsea7 as part of the Agogo offshore development in Angola.
When people think about energy advice services, they often assume they’re only for those on the lowest incomes. But the reality is that rising energy costs and inefficient homes can put pressure on households across all income levels.