The Chester Hotel in Aberdeen was the setting for the official launch of The Black Women Boardroom on Thursday, September 3, bringing together women from across the business community for an evening focused on leadership, connection and opportunity.
The seventh edition of OnboardXchange, Onboard Tracker’s™ annual super user forum, brought together around 80 attendees representing approximately 40 companies in Aberdeen last week.
The Royal Bank of Scotland has published a major report into Scotland and the UK’s innovation economy and access to public funding for high growth businesses – From Innovation to Impact: Translating the UK's Untapped Innovation Cohort into Regional Growth.
Dales Marine Services, a specialist in dry dock and ship repair, fabrication and conversion, has become a founding member of the Clyde Maritime Alliance, aiming to strengthen the region’s maritime future and unlock its full economic potential.
Pupils from across Aberdeen City have now completed the Wind Energy Challenge, with Harlaw Academy named the overall regional winners following a final at Aberdeen Science Centre.
A group of 50 dedicated volunteers have recently returned from a ‘life-changing’ trip to Kenya, which saw them building houses for local families through the Gathimba Edwards Foundation (GEF), a charity dedicated to improving the lives of vulnerable children and communities across the country.
AMT Intercargo has taken significant steps towards becoming more energy sustainable by replacing both its forklift and van with electric vehicles.
More than 100 North Sea oil and gas projects and £50billion of private investment could be unlocked if the UK Government reforms its windfall tax and backs domestic production, industry leaders have said.
First Minister John Swinney has said he wants a second Scottish independence referendum before the end of the current Holyrood term in 2031.
Nicola Sturgeon has been reported to the police by a pro-independence blogger over allegations of handling stolen goods.
Fishers, coastal communities and marine businesses are being asked to help shape new rules governing more than 160 protected areas across Scotland’s inshore waters.
The state pension is on course to rise above £13,000 a year for the first time next April, potentially pushing millions of pensioners into the income tax system.