Lloyds Banking Group has this morning posted its 2026 half-year results, revealing statutory profit before tax rose 23% year-on-year to £4.3billion.
Shell has this morning posted its Q2 results, revealing profits and more than doubled with the Middle East conflict forcing up oil prices.
There was plenty of conversation, coffee, and cake at neospace's latest Book Club, as members and guests came together for another enjoyable afternoon celebrating a shared love of reading.
North East Scotland College (NESCol) is looking to appoint a new Regional Board Member with a background in finance to help shape the future of education and workforce development across the region.
An Aberdeen business leader has received international support for his mental health fundraising campaign after a donation from Romania helped take fundraising beyond another significant milestone.
The Energy Institute Young Professionals Network (EIYPN) is proud to announce Revolution Aberdeen as its Official Networking Partner of the Year, marking an exciting partnership built on a shared commitment to developing and connecting the next generation of energy professionals.
Hilton Aberdeen TECA is currently recruiting for several exciting positions across its team, offering opportunities for candidates at different stages of their hospitality careers.
SBP Accountants & Business Advisers (SBP), a leading north-east accountancy firm has reinforced its senior management with the appointment of Rhys Jones.
Colleagues from DJ Alexander’s Aberdeen and Inverurie offices recently came together for the company’s latest quarterly awards, celebrating the achievements and contributions of teams and individuals across the North-east.
Workplace technology provider Agilico is delighted to announce the appointment of three Non-Executive Directors (NEDs) to its board.
Aberdeen-based renewable energy specialist ORKA Solutions has published a new guide explaining how newly introduced plug-in solar panels compare with traditional rooftop solar and battery storage systems following changes to UK legislation taking effect from 27 August.
A new position paper from researchers at the University of Aberdeen warns that opioid use disorder in the UK is a “large and probably underestimated” problem, and that without urgent action, opioid addiction and opioid-related deaths will continue to rise.