A top safety researcher at AI firm Anthropic has warned there is a greater than 10% chance artificial intelligence “could kill all humans” within the next decade.
Westminster is to launch a probe into the SNP finances saga that ultimately led to Peter Murrell being jailed.
Aberdeen-headquartered well integrity and decommissioning specialist Unity has successfully completed a well intervention project in Central Italy for SMAPE, deploying a bespoke thru-tubing solution for a major international oil company to achieve well isolation in a technically challenging well environment.
Scottish Enterprise, Scotland’s national economic development agency, has appointed Bethan Vasey as its Director of North East Transition to strengthen its work with businesses and partners across the region and help unlock long-term economic growth.
An extra £200,000 has been added to this winter’s budget for gritting roads and pavements in Aberdeen with an anticipated spend of £1.774million for the 2026/2027 season.
The Aberdeen office of top 10 accountancy firm Azets has appointed Michael Norrie as an Associate Director in Corporate Tax, expanding its overall tax team to 14 staff.
Passengers aboard the luxury Corinthian cruise ship were given a unique insight into Scotland's most famous instrument when Aberdeen-based Alba Bagpipes delivered a series of interactive presentations during the vessel's recent visit to Aberdeen Harbour.
A project carried out by a team from the University of Aberdeen has found that one of the biggest obstacles to creating a more sustainable food system is a lack of collaboration between the people and organisations involved in producing, processing, selling, regulating and researching food.
The latest Royal Bank of Scotland Growth Tracker indicated that business conditions across Scotland’s private sector moved closer to stabilisation in August.
Sustainable holiday accommodation provider Cairngorm Bothies is celebrating a major industry milestone following the announcement that owner and director Dr Gordon Drummond has been named a finalist for Individual of the Year at the 2026 Aberdeen City and Shire Thistle Awards (ACSTA).
A team of pupils from St Margaret’s School for Girls, Aberdeen, has achieved an outstanding result in the Cambridge Biology Challenge, ranking 8th out of 941 teams from across the UK and beyond.