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Day: 16 August 2018

Rangers march on, Hibs crash out

Gerrard bandwagon rolls on to play-offs

Steven Gerrard's game plan worked a treat against Maribor
What a difference a year makes for Rangers. Twelve months ago they had been humiliated by

Interest in new vehicle

Driverless pod is tech event’s star turn

Driverless car, pod, Aurrigo
A driverless car was among the big attractions at a breakthrough technology conference in Edinburgh.

Edinburgh Fringe

Vlad’s view: Glasgow’s laughing boys at top of their game

Vlad again

Influencers in firing line

Watchdog targets celebrities over social media earnings

Kylie Jenner
Celebrities who promote products on social media are being investigated by the competition watchdog ..

Edinburgh Fringe

Paul Foot: memorable hour as Foot pushes the boundaries

Paul Foot

Internet pioneer in Edinburgh

Berners-Lee hopes for return of web’s ‘collaborative spirit’

Tim Berners-Lee
Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the world wide web, said he wants to see the return of a "collaborative spirit" ..

Games creators go to court

FanDuel founders sue for $120m after losing out in sale

Nigel and Lesley Eccles
The co-founders of fantasy games company FanDuel are seeking $120m in compensation after they were denied any return when it was sold.

Ageon boss admits shortcomings

Grace apologises for customer service ‘issues’

Adrian Grace
Adrian Grace, chief executive of Aegon UK has apologised for service and operational issues relating to the transfer of funds to the business.

Insurer speaks out for consumers

Loney urges McVey to save pensions dashboard

Phil Loney
Royal London chief executive Phil Loney has urged the UK Government to save the proposed 'pensions dashboard' project.

Revealing YouGov poll

Support for second Brexit vote on rise in Scotland

Anti-Brexit rally in Edinburgh
SNP and Labour leaders are under pressure to shift their views on Brexit after a poll of Scottish voters shows growing support for a second vote on the outcome of negotiations.