LeaderLink, a new outsourced leadership academy designed to bolt onto organisations across the UK, has officially launched in Aberdeen. LeaderLink is a standalone brand spun out of Integrity QHSE, launched after demand for its leadership development work outgrew the consultancy’s core delivery.
NHS Grampian Charity has launched a funding programme to support projects which make a lasting difference to the health and wellbeing of people across Grampian.
Almost two-thirds of Scottish businesses are now using artificial intelligence, with a majority of firms in every major sector reporting use of the technology for the first time, according to the Fraser of Allander Institute at the University of Strathclyde.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar is expected to stand down from Holyrood to join Andy Burnham's UK Government as a business minister.
New Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh has insisted she will take a "pragmatic" approach to North Sea oil and gas, as unions seek urgent talks over the future of the sector.
The publisher of the Daily Record, Aberdeen Live and more than 100 other news brands has reported falling revenues after a sharp decline in traffic from Google continued to weigh on its digital business.
The UK rate of inflation has slowed to 2.6% in the year to June, driven down by lower fuel prices, according to new figures.
The routes for next year's 5k, half marathon and Europe's coolest full Aberdeen marathon have been confirmed, with runners heading from Marischal Square out to Milltimber and back again.
A North-east business leader has received recognition from the Scottish Government after his Miles of Smiles campaign was praised for its contribution to mental health awareness, community engagement and charitable fundraising.
There was plenty of friendly competition, laughter, and teamwork at neospace Aberdeen last week as members came together for the latest NeoQuiz, with an excellent turnout from businesses across the building.
As Scotland cements its position as a leading AI nation, Hypercube is proving the future of artificial intelligence doesn't have to look like Silicon Valley.
S4 pupils from five Aberdeen secondary schools are taking part in a new Wind Energy Challenge delivered by TechFest in partnership with GB Energy, ETZ Ltd., Robert Gordon University (RGU) and Developing the Young Workforce North East (DYWNE).