Dan Cooper is a Lead Editor for Money Marketing, a publication that covers financial news and analysis. With a background in finance and economics, Dan's articles provide insights into market trends, investment strategies, and economic developments. His work has also been featured in various industry publications, showcasing his expertise in the field.
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Dan Cooper's coverage heavily focuses on entertainment news, particularly the film industry and upcoming productions. He also covers financial services to some extent.
If you have exclusive information about forthcoming films, casting details, or behind-the-scenes developments in the film industry, Dan might be interested in hearing from you. Additionally, if you have insights into major financial announcements within the entertainment sector or related industries such as acquisitions or key executive appointments, this could also pique his interest.
Since there is no specified geographic focus for Dan's coverage attributes and topics covered are not limited by region, he may be open to international news within these sectors.
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Plenty of fans have been sharing snapshots of their Wicked screenings online, but some cinema operators aren't happy.
Lionsgate has removed Guy Ritchie thriller In The Grey from its scheduled late January 2025 release slot and has yet to give the film a new date.
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By: Dan Cooper
Scottish Widows Platform has integrated new suitability report writing software to simplify and centralise the process for advisers.
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The honeymoon period between streaming platforms and audiences is officially over - what can these companies do to keep the romance alive?
This article first appeared in Film Stories issue #50. Film, by its very nature, whisks us along at an unrelenting 24 frames per second, a
Advice firms are only spending 35% of their time on client meetings, new research has revealed. The other 65% is spent focusing on business, compliance, and staff development needs instead. Half of advice firms are still concerned they are not gaining enough rigorous outsourced compliance support with the Consumer
Michael Mann has been giving an update on the planned Heat 2, and it's beginning to sound that all is not too well.
By: John Mathieson, Dan Cooper
Someone isn't happy with Ridley Scott's late-period evolution as a filmmaker – but crikey, it's his current cinematographer.
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