Lulu is among those supporting the Hall of Fame (pic: DB Media Services) A new hub to celebrate Scottish rock and pop could give Glasgow a much-needed lift, writes JULENA DRUMI A plan to open a Hall of Fame to recognise Scotland’s contribution to rock and pop music has been backed by some of the […]
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STV may gain from Sky-ITV deal + Nationwide’s Scots challenge
TERRY MURDEN says the big TV deal cannot leave STV on the sidelines, while the UK’s big banks will have something to say about the building society’s plans Sky’s £1.6 billion acquisition of ITV’s terrestrial channels and streaming service ITVX is the biggest restructuring of UK television since the launch of the satellite broadcaster at […]
Who is responsible for AI’s flawed decisions?
AI is beginning to act independently of humans and it comes with legal risks, says SCOTT MONCUR Artificial Intelligence is on everyone’s agenda and, as it develops beyond passive tools, we need to be aware of something more dynamic and potentially disruptive: Agentic AI. This appears to act independently, make decisions, and execute multi-step tasks without […]
Prepare for changes to filing accounts
Forthcoming Companies House reforms are due to come into effect, says NICOLA CAMPBELL Businesses should prepare for significant changes to how company accounts are prepared and filed as a series of reforms begin to take effect. Companies House changes, alongside new UK GAAP requirements for presenting financial statements that are due to come into force […]
Interview: Andy Briggs, Standard Life
Andy Briggs addressing clients in Edinburgh (pic: DB Media Services) The pensions group speaks to TERRY MURDEN about acquiring Aegon UK and the need for changes to the retirement sector Amid the relics and curiosities of the National Museum of Scotland, the chief executive of Standard Life was hosting a reception for clients, telling them […]