The total sum of cash earmarked for infrastructure projects in and around Aberdeen between now and 2030 has rocketed by £1.7 billion to more than £10bn during the past year, new figures show.
Within central Scotland, financial technology, or FinTech, is seeing a surge of growth, with new enterprises launching, international firms moving to Scotland and established technology firms developing new FinTech products.
Aberdeen-headquartered energy services firm Wood has won a £16.2million for work at chemical manufacturing sites in Louisiana and Mississippi.
EnerMech co-founder Doug Duguid has returned as chief executive of the firm after the incumbent boss had to step down.
An Aberdeen software developer is toasting business growth of 30% after completing a major project for Oceaneering.
French energy giant Total has said a new tool developed in Aberdeen represents a “significant opportunity” to slash its $14.3bn (£11.6bn) global decommissioning bill.
A chronic shortage of specialist teachers is preventing some north-east pupils from taking the Stem (science, technology, engineering and maths) subjects they are passionate about.
A senior economist at one of the world’s biggest professional services firms will visit Aberdeen next week to help north-east firms navigate Brexit.
One of the world’s “Big Four” professional services firms is to move its Aberdeen business from the west end into prestigious new offices in the heart of the city.
Calls have been made for a £2 million boost for electric car charging points for Aberdeen – amid claims the city is “lagging behind” neighbours.
Aberdeen-headquartered EnerMech said it is making European expansion a “top priority” with the appointment of a new director.
Members of the public will get a behind-the-scenes look at the £350million Aberdeen Harbour expansion this week, as a major festival draws to a close.
EV Private Equity (EVPE) plans to reap the rewards of its investment in the oil and gas sector through a number of sales later this year.
North-east husband and wife team Ally and Lynn Coull have snapped up the rope access training arm of Talon NDT Aberdeen.
Hundreds of people have gathered in Aberdeen city centre to take part in the global climate change protests.
Sentinel Marine has hired fresh recruits into the industry ahead of delivery of four new North Sea vessels by the end of next year.
Aberdeen-headquartered STC Global has reported 80% company growth this year, with a turnover of £1.8 million.
UAE-headquartered Unique Group has expanded its Aberdeen base by 50% as part of a multi-million pound investment programme.
Dolphin Drilling has hailed its “rebirth” after going debt-free and picking Aberdeen as its international headquarters.
Cities will be the key drivers of change in the transition to a low-carbon economy, Aberdeen’s Lord Provost said yesterday.
Aberdeen’s destiny as a global energy capital of the 21st Century is very much in its own hands. But to fulfil this destiny it must heed the lessons of history.
Exhibitors and visitors alike are expected to turn up in droves for Offshore Europe at P&J Live next week.
James Fisher and Sons, the marine services group with a string of businesses in the north-east, said its offshore oil division has recorded a 275% boost in profits.
A new study has been launched to “put a human face” on the north-east’s oil and gas downturn- and recommend how to better share the wealth in the region.
A £10million investment project to make Aberdeen’s electricity network more resilient has been announced.