Prime Minister Andy Burnham is preparing to move quickly on decisions over the Jackdaw and Rosebank developments, with industry sources indicating approvals could be granted within weeks.
Energy services firm Expro has completed its acquisition of Norwegian technology company Enhanced Drilling in a deal worth around NOK2 billion (£145 million), strengthening its position in advanced offshore drilling services.
Aberdeen have been granted a permanent licence to sell alcohol to fans in a groundbreaking move for Scottish football.
Centrica is set to slash 1,300 jobs as it undergoes a technology-led transformation of the business.
The UK has been too complacent over potential war threats, the boss of defence contractor BAE Systems has warned.
The conversation around artificial intelligence has been dominated by the question, Will AI replace jobs?
ColourLens is an engaging, interactive workshop that helps participants develop greater self-awareness and understand how different people naturally approach communication, decision-making, problem-solving and relationships.
The future of the North Sea continues to generate debate, and for recruiters the question remains: What does this mean for Aberdeen’s recruitment?
For over 15 years, Wood’s integrity teams have supported clients in the North Sea using Elementz’s subsea inspection and integrity management software platform, Integrity Elementz.
Robertson Granite, one of the North-east's last remaining granite manufacturers, is celebrating 150 years in business after being founded in Aberdeen in 1876.