Jill Treanor is a City Editor at the Sunday Times. She covers a range of topics primarily focused on business and economics, with particular expertise in energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and corporate finance. Jill's insights and reporting have been featured in Air Mail and The Times.
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Jill Treanor's coverage spans business & industry, finance & economy, and human resources & employment in the United Kingdom. She frequently reports on government announcements and legal policy regulation related to these areas.
Given her focus on executive pay, investment, retirement ages, and other business-related topics within the UK, Jill may be interested in insights from experts with knowledge of UK financial regulations or those directly involved in the industries she covers.
Sources familiar with specific companies' financial decisions or regulatory changes affecting businesses in the UK could provide valuable perspectives for Jill’s articles. Additionally, individuals knowledgeable about economic trends and policies impacting businesses within the UK would likely capture her attention.
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Archil Gachechiladze used to deliver pizzas. Now his Lion Finance has taken the stock market by storm and won promotion to the top index
As rescue deal is finalised for stricken utility, fears mount that government paralysis could lead to the company slipping into temporary nationalisation
The Labour hopeful seems keen to turn back the clock on privatisation and bring services back under public control. How this would work is up for debate
Charlie Walker, deputy head of the LSE, said a fall in trading through official channels could make it difficult for share prices to be set effectively
Albert Manifold has been dramatically ousted at the oil major. But he has not gone quietly
Lobbyists for the banking sector hit back at claims everyday investors are being unfairly treated
