Rob McLaren is the Business Editor at The Courier, a local newspaper in the UK. With a focus on local business news, Rob covers a range of topics including industry developments, economic trends, and profiles of local businesses and entrepreneurs. His work has also been featured in The Press and Journal, as well as the Evening Telegraph in Dundee.
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Rob McLaren's articles predominantly focus on local business and industry news, with a particular emphasis on real estate, retail, job market, and sales trends. He often features press releases and private sector announcements.
To effectively pitch to Rob McLaren, consider providing newsworthy updates about local businesses in Tayside and Fife region. This could include information about investments or expansions by companies operating within these areas. Also consider sharing insights into the housing market trends specific to Tayside and Fife including predictions for future developments.
Given his interest in local events related to business activities such as store openings or closures in Dundee area, pitches that highlight significant local retail or real estate developments are likely to be well received.
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By: Rob Mclaren
The business sold the majority of its shareholding as it faced “unparalleled” price rises.
By: Rob Mclaren
One shocked Aberdeen worker said the closure has come “out of the blue”.
One shocked worker said the closure has come “out of the blue”.
The company, which has been based in Leven for 50 years, was bought over by new owners this year.
By: Rob Mclaren
Montrose Port Authority adds a prime 45-acre site as it looks to attract renewables work.
Momentum is building for the department store to open next Spring.
The judges were unanimous when deciding on this year's top prize.
More than 700 people were dressed to impressed for our annual celebration of businesses in Tayside and Fife.
Several Tayside and Fife business owners have responded to 'sledgehammer' National Insurance and living wage increases.
By: Rob Mclaren
The launch, growth and demise of the business which owed millions and resulted in the ex-Dundee United chairman’s bankruptcy.
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