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Scotland has set a number against its artificial intelligence ambitions, and it is a large one. Independent analysis tied to the country’s new five-year strategy suggests AI could add £23 billion to the economy by 2035, a figure substantial enough to reframe…
The latest Spider-Man film has done what only a rare blockbuster manages, turning a weekend into a milestone. The release cleared $927 million in its first three days and broke the North American opening record, a result that will reassure an industry…
The hardest companies to build are the ones whose products depend on genuinely difficult science. Deep-tech founders face longer timelines, higher costs, and investors who often lack the patience the work demands. Techscaler’s AI Discovery programme is an attempt to give Scotland’s…
The most consequential part of any national AI plan is rarely the research funding or the flashy launch. It is the unglamorous work of getting ordinary businesses to actually use the technology. Scotland’s strategy includes an expanded AI adoption programme aimed at…
The opening week of August gave investors plenty to weigh, with global markets responding to a familiar mix of central bank signalling, corporate results, and the slow drip of economic data that shapes sentiment through the quieter summer months. The picture that…
Reading the global economy in the middle of 2026 means holding several contradictory truths at once. Growth in the major economies has proved more durable than the pessimists expected, yet the risks that dominated the previous two years have not disappeared so…
The central bankers steering the world’s largest economies are attempting something that history suggests is rarely achieved cleanly, bringing inflation to heel without tipping their economies into recession. As of early August, the so-called soft landing looks more plausible than it did…
For eight years the people of Edinburgh have lived around a wound in the middle of their city. North Bridge, the 130-year-old span linking the Old Town and the New, has spent nearly a decade wrapped in scaffolding and hemmed by restrictions.…
Every Edinburgh Fringe produces a handful of shows that break out of the thousands on offer to become the ones people press on each other in bars and queues. The 2026 edition, its programme larger than ever, has already begun sorting its…
In the fog-thick waters off Sitka, where cruise ships crowd the harbor for a few frantic months each year, Sara Hadad-Dembs and Cole Dembs have spent three seasons proving that a tourism business can be built on restraint rather than volume, and…
