Scottish businesses should review how they check people’s right to work in the UK as increased Home Office enforcement is followed by a major expansion of the rules from 1 October.
Aberdeen Science Centre has renewed its partnership with Dundee Science Centre and SSEN Transmission to inspire school pupils towards careers in engineering, electronics and circuitry.
For offshore operators, maintaining asset integrity is a constant balancing act between safety, operational continuity and inspection quality.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has promised a “pragmatic” approach to the North Sea as he used his first Labour conference speech as Prime Minister to set out a sweeping overhaul of Britain’s economy, energy system and public services.
AMS Accountants Group has strengthened its Aberdeen leadership team with the appointment of Stephen McIlwaine as Audit Partner, supporting its ambition to build a £5million regional audit business within the next three years and create around 25 jobs across the region.
Winter puts additional pressure on commercial and industrial properties. More rain, falling leaves, freezing temperatures and severe weather can expose problems that may have gone unnoticed during the summer.
Aberdeen FC Community Trust (AFCCT) is delighted to have secured significant funding towards the installation of a third community pitch at Cormack Park, the training facility it shares with Aberdeen FC.
MSPs will vote today on whether the Jackdaw and Rosebank oil and gas projects should be given the green light, after the Scottish Conservatives tabled a motion at Holyrood.
Labour energy minister Michael Shanks has admitted the government made a mistake by allowing a narrative to develop that divided North Sea workers into “good jobs” and “not so good jobs”.
Rockhopper Exploration has insisted "threats by the Argentine government against businesses and individuals" are "not expected to have a material effect" on its Falklands oilfield.
Anthropic, the California start-up behind the Claude chatbot, has warned investors that advanced AI models could pose “catastrophic or existential risks to humanity” in a prospectus to investors before its planned $2trn float.
Disgraced former SNP Chief Executive Peter Murrell has had his Legal Aid support withdrawn after more details of his financial circumstances came to light.