For many businesses, the first experience of AI was a chatbot: ask a question, receive an answer. The next stage is much more significant. AI is increasingly becoming a way of accessing systems, working with data and actually getting things done.
Businesses across Scotland are using artificial intelligence to deliver growth, according to new research from NatWest Group.
UK companies should urgently check that directors and people with significant control (PSCs) have completed identity verification steps required for each of their roles as the Companies House transition period enters its final months.
A plant and soil ecologist at The James Hutton Institute has been recognised by the British Ecological Society after 13 years of uninterrupted service.
The energy sector is one filled with both technically brilliant and innovative work.
Online estate agent Purplebricks has received a £34m support package from TalkTalk billionaire Sir Charles Dunstone and other investors as it battles the prolonged slowdown in Britain’s housing market.
Scottish business leaders are calling on the UK Government to scrap a planned 5p fuel duty rise after diesel prices reached record levels.
CUT, Bridge of Don based cutting specialists, have completed their largest cuts of 2026.
NHS Grampian says conditions are improving after it declared a critical incident over "extreme pressure" on A&E services in two hospitals.
Serica Energy has this morning formally announced it will apply for its shares to be transferred from AIM to the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange.
On Friday 11 September, AISUS welcomed industry clients, partners, professionals, and students to its latest Demo Day at the company’s yard in Bridge of Don.
New Chancellor John Healey is set to pledge a "new age of industrialisation" for the UK in his Labour conference speech later today.