Kristy Dorsey is a Business Correspondent for The Herald Scotland, with a focus on local business news. With a passion for golf, live gigs, rugby, and pinball, Kristy brings a unique perspective to her coverage of the business world. Her articles cover a range of topics, including company profiles, industry trends, and economic analysis.
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Kristy Dorsey's coverage revolves around local business and industry, with a focus on the Scottish and UK economy. She frequently uses press releases and cites data in her articles, indicating that she values official information from credible sources.
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Public sector pay increases are outstripping those in the private sector for the first time in four years
Scottish investment giant abrdn has sold its Focus Solutions software business and is said to be eyeing other potential disposals
By: Kristy Dorsey
The chief executive of Drax has said "thousands" of now jobs could be created if investment conditions are right for green energy projects
Glasgow and Aberdeen airports have been sold to a Canadian investment company in a deal worth £1.53 billion
A Scottish golf technology firm has moved into larger headquarters in Edinburgh after a £6.6m fundraising earlier this year
By: Kristy Dorsey
The chief executive of SSE has announced he will stand down after the company posted a 26 increase in first half profits
SSE has reported a profit of £714.5m for the first half of the year and announced that its chief executive will retire next year
A new links course next to the site of four-time Scottish Open host Castle Stuart is set to open next summer
New Burberry chief executive Joshua Schulman says he is taking "urgent action" to stabilise the business at the luxury brand
By: Kristy Dorsey
Royal Dornoch general manager Neil Hampton says the golf club has had to close its waiting list for new memberships amid 'unprecedented demand'
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