Andrew Noble: opportunities need more capital The venture capitalist tells TERRY MURDEN that the north’s early stage companies face a funding battle with the Golden Triangle As a former Olympian, Andrew Noble knows what it takes to hit the heights of success. But he’s concerned that Team spin-off in the north of Britain is not […]
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Calman lined up for role in Sturgeon drama
Susan Calman: political drama beckons The comedian and presenter is in the running to play the former First Minister, writes JULENA DRUMI After leaving the legal profession to become a comedian Susan Calman has branched out as one of television’s most recognisable travel presenters. Now she is building on her acting abilities and is close […]
The hidden risks of working abroad
Remote working creates legal, regulatory and other challenges for employees and employers, writes MARIANNE MCJANNETT Flexible and remote working have become a permanent feature of Scotland’s employment landscape. From professional services firms in Glasgow and Edinburgh to energy businesses in Aberdeen, employers increasingly recognise that flexible working helps attract and retain talent, improves employee wellbeing […]
Fringe reviews: Gail Porter, Rich Hall
Gail Porter: work in progress ANDY MOSELEY tests the temperature at two of the hottest stand-up shows Gail Porter: Poltergeist✭✭✭ Taking its name from her time on TV shows such as Dead Famous, Poltergeist sees Gail Porter trawl through her school days, her showbusiness career and her time away from the camera for a series […]
Fringe reviews: A Better Memory, After Party
Lubna Kerr takes comfort from an AI version of her late husband ANDY MOSELEY sees a vision of an AI future and a family reunion, both rooted in dealing with death A Better Memory✭✭✭✭✭ The question of whether you would want an extra day, let alone the rest of your life with a deceased loved […]