HAVE you ever wondered what it’s like to walk out onto the pitch at Hampden with Flower of Scotland blaring in the background? That might be a lifelong dream that you never get then chance ...

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At just 23, Pavel Stepchenko of Russia becomes the youngest-ever pensioner due to leveraging a legal loophole in the Russian pension law. By working under martial law conditions, he accumulated ...

Telegram reached 1 billion monthly active users, its CEO said. CEO Pavel Durov took a shot at WhatsApp, calling it "a cheap, watered-down imitation of Telegram." Durov has been allowed to leave ...

What just happened? Pavel Durov, the founder and CEO of Telegram, has celebrated the communications platform hitting one billion monthly active users by calling rival WhatsApp a "cheap ...

Telegram founder Pavel Durov said today that the service now has more than 1 billion active users. This number is up from last year’s reported 950 million monthly active users. Durov also noted ...

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Dundee University bosses have revealed the institution would run out of money within weeks without emergency funding as they claimed key financial information may have been “deliberately ...

MSPs have been hearing “jaw-dropping” evidence about the financial crisis at Dundee University at a hearing in Holyrood on Wednesday. Testimony was given to the education committee from the ...

The University of Dundee plans to cut 632 jobs to plug a £35 million deficit, and a deputation from the university told Holyrood’s education committee on Wednesday that university leadership ...

A senior Dundee University figure has told MSPs that insolvency is a "real possibility" as the institution attempts to tackle a £35m funding black hole. Acting chair of court Tricia Bey said ...