Greig Cameron is a Scottish business editor for The Times, focusing on national business news in the United Kingdom. With a keen interest in the economy, Cameron covers a wide range of topics including company news, industry developments, government policies, and their impact on businesses and the economy as a whole.
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Audit Scotland calls for ‘radical approach’ to reform government practices and increase transparency in the public sector
A leading light in the hospitality industry, where he placed extra value on hiring good staff, he had ‘no regrets choosing Millport over Paris’
The company plans to hire an additional 1,000 staff next year and its contractors will also need to take on thousands more people in the coming years
London-listed firm said it was on course to return $500 million to shareholders for 2024 financial year and hopes a further $500 million can be paid in 2025
Need-to-know Scottish business stories: HPR delivers contract for offshore wind farm, Dundee and Edinburgh Airport bus route to be expanded, Eden Mill whisky sells out
A golfing body confirms that the course will remain off the Open rota, citing concerns over media distractions, despite millions invested in the venue’s course
Keith Anderson, chief executive of Scottishpower, said the transition to net zero could provide ‘work for generations’ but only with enough skilled staff
Thousands of rental homes are at risk of not being completed as investors fear further rent-control legislation in the build-up to the budget
By: Ed Halford, Kieran Andrews, Greig Cameron
How does this budget differ from the UK version? We explain the key differences as well as what to expect on tax, benefits and business rates
Need-to-know Scottish business stories: Easyjet to base tenth aircraft in Edinburgh, Scottish economy grows by 0.3%, Aberdein Considine opens Manchester office
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