After a short break, one of the UK's most spectacular live motorsport experiences is making its long-awaited return to Aberdeen, as Arenacross heads back to P&J Live on Friday and Saturday February 26 and 27 2027.
The C-SAM team would like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who visited our stand at Global Offshore Wind 2026 in Manchester.
Aberdeen-based exterior cleaning and specialist maintenance company NEREC Ltd has invested in its own tracked access platform as part of ongoing plans to increase capacity and improve responsiveness for clients requiring high-level cleaning and maintenance services.
C-SAM's Partner Programme has quickly established itself as a successful initiative, helping consultants, advisors, introducers and business partners generate new revenue while connecting organisations with C-SAM's proven software solutions.
Buchan Offshore Wind has appointed Kent as Owner’s Engineer to drive the project into its next phase of development as it progresses towards Front End Engineering Design (FEED), marking another step on the road to Final Investment Decision (FID) and construction by the end of the decade.
Business confidence in Scotland fell two points during June to 48%, according to the latest Business Barometer from Bank of Scotland.
Decommissioning firm NMC Energy and burger chain Wendy's are among the latest businesses to invest in premises on Aberdeen's Union Street.
About 9,000 jobs are to be affected by a £600million part AI-driven shake-up at British American Tobacco, the FTSE 100 maker of Dunhill cigarettes and Vuse vapes.
Labour leadership frontrunner Andy Burnham has promised to devolve more powers to communities across Scotland, arguing that economic growth must be driven from the bottom up rather than directed from Westminster.
Aberdeen-based Petrofac has paid a settlement worth over half a million pounds to HMRC after breaching Russian sanction regulations.
TG Jones, the retailer formerly known as WH Smith's high street business, has warned it is on the brink of insolvency after a High Court judge delayed a ruling on its restructuring plan.
The first group of young sail trainees from Aberdeen set off from the port on Monday June 29 to take part in this year’s Tall Ships Races for a life-changing adventure on the high seas.