A painting commissioned to commemorate The Tall Ships Races Aberdeen 2025 has been unveiled and will be on display at the Aberdeen Maritime Museum until December 2026.
An expanded UK corporate criminal liability regime means organisations are now criminally liable for any offences committed by their senior managers during activities forming part of their roles.
Aberdeen-based William Nicol, the family-run trusted leader in transport, industrial and engineering services, has appointed Martin O'Neill as its new Waste Treatment Manager.
Scotland's farmers and growers are being urged to prepare for water shortages in the coming years as climate change leads to longer and more frequent periods of dry weather.
The Russell Anderson Foundation’s inaugural Brunch Club has been voted a winner with more than £21,000 raised for the Aberdeen charity.
Aberdeen’s two universities have committed to explore future collaboration in geothermal energy and heating jointly, marking an important step toward expanding research, innovation and skills development in the sector.
Aberdeen Football Club has announced that Non-Executive Director Zoe Ogilvie will step down from the board following her retirement and relocation to Perthshire.
An estimated 41% of people in the UK either work from home full-time, or are hybrid workers, with many of these believed to be self-employed.
A briefing which appears designed to position Ed Miliband for Chancellor has suggested he is in favour of approving the Jackdaw gasfield.
Bus operator McGill's has launched legal action after missing out on £4.3million of Scottish Government funding for new electric buses.
Business leaders have warned that Scotland's £96billion ScotWind opportunity could be put at risk by a new UK energy blueprint, amid concerns some offshore wind projects may not be prioritised for future grid investment.
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has urged Prime Minister Andy Burnham to guarantee an international court ruling on climate change will not weaken support for North Sea oil and gas, after a new report warned it could leave the UK facing climate damages claims worth up to £4 trillion and jeopardise future offshore developments.