Enthusiasts will gather for tastings and other sessions A festival of discovery for whisky lovers is taking place on the Angus coast, writes TERRY MURDEN Apart from the most dedicated whisky enthusiasts, few will have heard of Bivrost, the world’s northernmost distillery. The Norwegian dram, distilled in the chilly Arctic Circle, and stored in casks […]
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Flynn is no Forbes, but he is a fighter
The new Economy Secretary will be assessed against his predecessor, writes TERRY MURDEN Ever since she announced her departure from Holyrood, questions have been asked about who would take up the key economy portfolio at Holyrood from the saintly Kate Forbes. Stephen Flynn is the answer. And it has prompted more questions, not least whether […]
Daily Business Interview: Denise McGinty
Denise McGinty: Dubai challenges you to think differently The Edinburgh entrepreneur built a career in Dubai and is now advising those seeking a new life in the UAE, writes TERRY MURDEN A holiday in Dubai more than 25 years ago proved to be far more than simply a chance for Denise McGinty to recharge the […]
Filmhouse marks a year since rescue
Some of the team marking the reopening last year (pic: DB Media Services) Film fans are preparing to celebrate a remarkable story of recovery, writes TERRY MURDEN As one of the iconic institutions that suffered the financial fall-out from the pandemic, there were those who thought the Edinburgh Filmhouse would be consigned to the cinematic […]
Take action to avoid the risks of AI
How should you manage artificial intelligence in the workplace? NICOLA GRAY offers some advice Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming the modern workplace, offering employers powerful tools to improve efficiency, decision-making, and competitiveness. However, alongside these opportunities come important risks that employer organisations must carefully manage. Employers need to be aware of the key benefits and […]