Anne Ashworth is a financial journalist who focuses on the national market in the United Kingdom. She writes for publications such as This Is Money, Cigalah Group, and MailOnline. Anne covers a range of topics including investment opportunities, real estate, market trends, and consumer finance.
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Anne's articles focus on investment analysis and often cite data. She frequently covers topics related to home design, UK stocks, Berkshire Hathaway, Christmas trends, and small caps.
For pitches to Anne Ashworth, consider offering insights into investment opportunities or market trends within the UK. Given her coverage of home design and Christmas trends alongside financial topics like Berkshire Hathaway and UK stocks, she may also be interested in stories that bridge these two areas such as consumer spending habits during holidays impacting certain sectors or specific companies' performance during festive seasons.
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The consumer goods company faces discontent over plans to hive off the ice-cream division as some large investors may become forced sellers if it lists in Amsterdam.
Gold appears to have assumed its age-old role as a safe haven and a store of value.
By: Anne Ashworth
Updated: Breakfast cereal, detergent and 24 carat gold bars. This may not be the typical shopping list.
But there is talk that a predator rather than rescuer could emerge. Gucci is one of two brands most coveted by Bernard Arnault, boss of LVMH.
By: Anne Ashworth
By Anne Ashworth Updated: In the fall of 1994, American designer Tom Ford arrived at the controversial Italian fashion house Gucci.
Investors looking to buff up their portfolios will be interested to learn that the reluctance to commit money to large and small projects could be ending.
By: Anne Ashworth
But investors looking to upgrade their portfolios will be interested to hear that the reluctance to spend money on projects big and small could be coming to an end.
By: Anne Ashworth
We have been granted an exclusive invitation to the Bank of England's inner sanctum where His Majesty's high-tech money was designed.
By: Anne Ashworth
More companies are opting not to list their shares on a stock market, but to find 'equity' or finance from banks and other sources, like private equity funds.
There is a new property porn series in town - Buying London - which is set to start DDRE Global's founder and boss Daniel Daggers (pictured).
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