It would “defy belief” for the UK Government to block new North Sea fields while preparing to spend billions increasing Britain’s capacity to import higher-carbon LNG, Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce has warned.
The latest Quarterly Economic Survey showed some welcome signs of improvement in the North-east economy, but businesses are still facing significant pressures.
Scott Jamieson received a congratulatory video call from US President Donald Trump after ending a 14-year wait for a DP World Tour title with victory at the Nexo Championship in Aberdeenshire.
Online fashion giant Shein is targeting a valuation of almost £20billion when it makers its stock market debut next week.
Cala Homes is supporting Clan Cancer Support's inaugural Night Golf event, helping to raise vital funds for people impacted by cancer across North-east Scotland, Moray, Orkney and Shetland.
activpayroll, a leading global payroll, mobility, tax, HR and payments specialist, has been shortlisted in three categories for The Rewards 2026, recognising its work in global payroll transformation, client service and industry leadership.
Inspiring individuals, teams and companies from across the offshore energy sector have been recognised at the 2026 Energy Safety awards ceremony jointly hosted by Offshore Energies UK and Step Change in Safety at P&J Live in Aberdeen.
The North East Scotland (NES) Business Academy returned this week with the first in a quarterly series of events designed to support SMEs across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire.
Scottish event company Black Tartan has secured a second successful investment round from Maki & Ramen founder Teddy Lee, strengthening the partnership as both businesses continue their rapid expansion.
Guests at The Archie Foundation’s Disco Ball will have the chance to bid for an extraordinary experience that promises to take children behind the scenes at Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital (RACH) and become a doctor for a day.
Aker Solutions has signed an agreement with Microsoft to advance the maturity, bankability and delivery of carbon capture and storage (CCS) and carbon dioxide removal (CDR) projects across the globe.
It was a proud moment for everyone involved with the Russell Anderson Foundation (RAF) when the charity received the King’s Award for Voluntary Service from the Lord-Lieutenant of Aberdeen Dr. David Cameron, accompanied by his wife Hazel and Deputy William Young at the city’s Chester Hotel.