John Lawrie Metals has reached a significant milestone with its first deep-sea export shipment to Turkey, carrying approximately 12,000 tonnes of processed recycled metal from Aberdeen South Harbour.
Global underwater technology leader MacArtney has appointed Donald Macleod as Managing Director of its UK and Ireland business, the company's largest operation outside Denmark.
Labour has held Sir Keir Starmer’s former Holborn and St Pancras constituency after defeating Green Party leader Zack Polanski in a closely watched by-election, delivering a boost to Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
EasyJet is cutting thousands of flights from its winter schedule as airlines struggle with soaring fuel costs following the outbreak of war in Iran.
US food services giant Aramark has lost its latest legal challenge against an order forcing it to sell Aberdeenshire catering firm Entier after its lawyers missed an appeal deadline by just over 19 hours.
Former radio presenter Jeff Diack’s victory in the Midstocket/Rosemount by-election has restored the SNP-Lib Dem administration’s majority on Aberdeen City Council, easing pressure on embattled co-leader Christian Allard following weeks of no-confidence votes and political turmoil.
Former Aberdeen Football Club central defender turned mechanical engineer and business development manager, Mark Reynolds, has made a new signing as he joins the lineup for TEDxAberdeen 2026.
Aberdeen and Glasgow-based AI company Hypercube has been ranked 10th in the Financial Times' UK's Fastest-Growing Companies 2027 report, placing it in the top 10 of 150 businesses across the country.
Matthew brings a wealth of experience and expertise to Albyn with a career in education spanning three decades, 15 years of which have been dedicated to successfully leading schools in Scotland, England and internationally across both the independent and state sectors.
The electrician you have used for years may still be the right choice. But before booking an electrical safety report, EV charger or solar and battery installation, I would ask for evidence that matches the job.
Eleven talented colleagues at Aberdein Considine LLP working from Aberdeen to Newcastle have been recognised in its latest round of promotions this autumn, including three lawyers who started their traineeships with the firm.
Housebuilder Dandara Scotland has donated £1,000 to support the work of Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) in memory of Aberdeen teenager Jude MacDonald.