Major websites around the world have been taken offline after artificial intelligence uncovered critical security vulnerabilities in PHP, a programming language used by millions of websites.
A majority stake in Britain’s largest ports operator has been sold to an Australian infrastructure investment firm in a deal that values the company at about £10bn.
Chancellor John Healey has said he wants to slash regulations and "back business in Britain making a profit" ahead of his first Budget next week.
Skills Development Scotland (SDS) is changing location as part of a drive to help more people through partnership working in community and partner venues.
Tullos Training Ltd has welcomed a new cohort of student to its HNC Mechanical and Electrical Engineering programmes, with classes getting underway this week at the organisation’s training centre on Craigshaw Drive, Aberdeen.
Scottish hotels are once again seeing a surge in online interest following the success of the BBC’s The Traitors, with new figures from Macdonald Hotels suggesting viewers are looking to turn their fascination with the show’s grand settings into real-life country house breaks.
The James McBey Trail mobile app is ready to go live, with Newburgh & Ythan Community Trust holding an official launch at Newburgh Village Hall at lunchtime on December 5.
Aberdeen Science Centre is to expand the delivery of workshops for school pupils focused on the power of wind energy, thanks to a continuation of its partnership with Thistle Wind Partners (TWP), developers of the Bowdun Offshore Wind Farm.
With Paraggi, Claudio Bellini and BoConcept Scotland explore the idea of furniture not as a simple static object, but as a living, evolving space.
Scotland is entering one of the most significant periods of infrastructure investment in its history.
The Land Assembly Scotland team at Savills helps deliver major infrastructure projects by securing the land rights needed to build them.
Over 100 artists, filmmakers, content creators and organisations from across Aberdeen’s creative industries gathered at North East Scotland College (NESCol) for a day of discussion, collaboration and learning focused on supporting the future of one of the region's most important sectors.