Rush to offload private rentals
A “perfect storm” of tax and legislation changes has left many Scottish landlords running for cover, a leading north-east lawyer said last night.
A “perfect storm” of tax and legislation changes has left many Scottish landlords running for cover, a leading north-east lawyer said last night.
Scottish offshore survey experts have helped to create a complete digital map of the world’s ocean floor.
North-east firms have lost their battle to get business rates cut after judges at the highest court in Scotland ruled the oil downturn had not affected the value of commercial properties.
Eight low-carbon technology developers will go head-to-head for funding at Shell’s Springboard competition in Aberdeen next week.
A pair of North Sea vessels have been filmed fighting huge waves to make it to Aberdeen Harbour today.
Aberdeen has been hailed as one of the UK’s most innovative cities.
A trade union will take to the streets of Aberdeen today to protest against "employment barriers" which undermine UK seafarers and offshore workers.
Low oil prices being bad news, seeing the transition to low-carbon as a particular challenge and a perception that the industry is not attractive to young people are “myths”, according to BP’s upstream boss.
A think-tank says new figures showing the depth of the economic downturn in Aberdeen since oil prices crashed in late 2014 highlight the risks of the city’s dependence on the oil and gas industry.
Aberdeen is to become one of the best broadband cities in Britain thanks to a £42million upgrade programme.
Aberdeen residents will be hit with a 3% increase on their council tax bills under proposals to generate £3million.
Aberdeen has signed a pact with the city of Pemba in Mozambique to mutually benefit from emerging oil and gas opportunities in the region.
The Aberdeen offices of Norwegian energy giant Statoil have been sold for £18.7million.
One of the world’s largest hotel operators is confident its new operation in the heart of Aberdeen will thrive as the local economy emerges from its recent downturn.
A pact has been signed in Aberdeen between Scotland and Ghana to take advantage of emerging oil and gas opportunities in the African country.
The Aberdeen headquarters of energy service giant Wood are up for sale at offers in excess of £81.2million.
Thousands more struggling families across the north-east are being forced to seek emergency cash handouts for food and heating since the oil price crash.
A memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the UK Ghana Chamber of Commerce and its Scottish counterpart will be signed in Aberdeen next week.
The rise of robots could lead to thousands of jobs being lost in Aberdeen over the next 12 years – but a new study has said that the city is better placed than others to cope.
A whistleblower sacked after raising concerns about drug abuse and significant health and safety breaches on a major construction project fell victim to “character assassination”, a tribunal has ruled.
Property giant Savills has identified three key drivers for growth in Aberdeen’s office market this year.
Office space take-up in Aberdeen raced ahead by 85% to 405,000sq ft during 2017 as oil prices started to recover.
An early morning Aberdeen City Council event sees the biggest names in Brazilian oil seek to make deals with Aberdeen decommissioning big hitters.
More north-east property owners have appealed against their business rates than at any time for more than two decades, new figures reveal.
As part of the Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group (AREG), Maersk Training launched the simulator and performed demonstrations of the safety training required prior to working on a wind turbine generator.