Scottish commercial property consultancy Ryden is expanding its investment in the next generation of surveyors, planners and agents, launching a peer-led development programme as the profession responds to growing skills shortages across the built environment.
North-east businesses are being encouraged to dust off their golf clubs and secure one of the final remaining places at Charlie House’s upcoming golf day, with just three team spaces still available.
Think, an Aberdeen-based public relations, marketing, and design agency, has announced new contracts and appointments as it moves into a successful second half of the year.
The Royal Bank of Scotland is increasing support for agricultural customers in anticipation of further dry weather putting growing pressure on farm businesses, crop yields, feed availability and cashflow.
For many businesses, the need for additional storage space can arise quickly. A growing order book, a site move, new equipment or simply running out of warehouse space can all create the same question: where are we going to put everything?
Aloft by Marriott Aberdeen TECA is now being promoted at one of the city’s key arrival points, with a new airport banner currently displayed at the roundabout entrance to Aberdeen Airport.
Shareholders in Capricorn Energy have overwhelmingly backed the company’s proposed takeover by Genel Energy, moving the deal a step closer to completion.
Green energy entrepreneur Dale Vince has urged Prime Minister Andy Burnham to approve the Jackdaw and Rosebank developments, arguing Britain should take a more pragmatic approach to North Sea oil and gas.
An increase in the energy price cap contributed to UK inflation rising to 2.9% in the year to July, the latest Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures have revealed.
A court has heard claims Meta intentionally hooked a generation of children on Facebook and Instagram, as the biggest legal challenge faced by the social media platform began.
Iran has considered attacking US military targets in Europe if Donald Trump escalates the conflict, according to the Financial Times.
Ithaca Energy has reported a strong start to 2026 as it looks to advance more than 200 million barrels of new North Sea resources towards potential investment decisions, including the Cambo field.