A decision on the Jackdaw and Rosebank developments is expected to be delayed until the autumn amid reported concerns within government about the “optics” of approving the projects during a summer of heatwaves.
The Scottish Government is tightening oversight of new AI data centres amid concerns about their impact on energy supplies and the environment, but has stopped short of imposing a temporary ban.
Sir Andy Murray will join his mother Judy and brother Jamie at Trump International Golf Links in Aberdeenshire tomorrow for the Nexo Championship Celebrity Pro-Am.
Tributes have been paid to well-known and much-loved Aberdeen councillor Bill Cormie following his death at the age of 71.
A jury trial is set to begin in the US today as 30 states including New York and California sue Meta seeking more than $1trillion in a case that could force fundamental changes to social media.
Every project starts in the same place – with an idea that doesn’t exist yet. A building nobody’s built. A space that doesn’t work quite as well as it could.
In the energy sector, people are often promoted because they are technically strong.
Scottish firms are planning to step up investment in AI skills, according to research from the Bank of Scotland Business Barometer.
Gutters are one of the most overlooked parts of a commercial building, yet they play a critical role in protecting the property, its contents and day-to-day operations.
What are the biggest pressures facing businesses in the North-east? Where are businesses seeing opportunities? And what needs to change to support growth?
Global, the sector-leading provider of integrated energy infrastructure solutions, has added a vital capability to its stable of companies servicing the onshore and offshore wind, oil and gas, transmission, and alternative fuels sectors with the launch of Global Commissioning.
Aberdeen audiovisual specialist AXV Audio Visual has been named as a finalist in two categories at the prestigious AV Awards 2026, continuing an extraordinary run of industry recognition stretching back four consecutive years.