Ben Arnold is a Food & Drink and What's On reporter at various publications. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, food and drink, and music, often with a focus on the United Kingdom. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as the Liverpool Echo, Manchester Evening News, and the Daily Mirror.
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Manchester, United Kingdom (Local)
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Ben Arnold's coverage primarily focuses on local happenings in Manchester, particularly related to restaurants, bars, music events, and entertainment. To effectively pitch to him, consider providing news about new or unique offerings in the food and beverage industry within Manchester. If you have information about upcoming music events or significant changes in the local scene, it may also be of interest.
Additionally, given his coverage of house & home themes and beauty & fashion topics at a smaller percentage compared to other areas covered (42% vs 16%), pitches that touch upon these aspects but are relevant to lifestyle choices specific to Manchester might resonate well with Ben.
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At the start of next year, selected elementary schools in the provinces of Lanao del Sur and Maguindanao would receive funding under a World
The International Finance Corp. (IFC) has extended a $150-million loan package to Asialink Finance Corp. (AFC) so it can lend to small, especially women-owned, businesses in the Philippines.
By: Ben Arnold
Government revenues raised from privatization of idle assets jumped 359.1 percent to P3.28 billion during the first 11 months of 2024, the latest Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) data on Dec. 26, Thursday, showed.
The Philippine bamboo industry has an "enormous" potential for bigger and higher-value exports to the global market, according to the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
The Philippines stands to benefit from recent regional investments made by the International Finance Corp. (IFC) to help struggling small and medium businesses.
The Philippines is expected to sustain robust economic expansion in 2025 amid expectations of slower price hikes and lower interest rates boosting consumer spending, according to the think tank Capital Economics.
By: Ben Arnold
The Philippines is seen as safe from the repercussions of US President-elect Donald J.
Philippine economic growth in 2024 likely fell below the government's downscaled target as a string of strong typhoons prevented faster expansion, according to Moody's Analytics.
By: Ben Arnold
Despite high inflation during its first full year in office, the Marcos Jr. administration is expected to buck the regional trend of dissatisfaction
By: Ben Arnold
Despite weaker Asia-Pacific currencies, central banks in the region— including the Philippines'—are expected to continue with monetary policy easing to boost domestic consumption, economists said.
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