Eloise Hill is a journalist specializing in retail news in the United Kingdom. With a focus on the latest developments in the retail industry, she has written for publications such as Retail Gazette and Grocery Gazette. Eloise covers a wide range of topics including company news, industry trends, and consumer behavior.
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Eloise Hill's coverage predominantly focuses on retail and consumer trends in the United Kingdom, with a particular emphasis on product promotions, sales & marketing. To effectively reach out to her, consider offering insights into new and innovative strategies within the retail sector, particularly those related to product launches or promotional campaigns. Eloise often references press releases and data in her articles, so providing specific data-backed insights could be beneficial.
Given her coverage of private sector announcements and government statements relating to retail and supermarkets, she may also be interested in pitches that provide insider perspectives on industry developments or regulatory changes affecting retailers in the UK market.
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Boohoo Group has banned journalists from attending its boardroom battle with Mike Ashley, as the dispute over the retailer's future culminates.
The new boss of Nike has insisted the brand needs to restore its obsession with sport as part of its turnaround efforts.
UK retail sales missed expectations in the key Christmas shopping month of November, official figures show.
Retailers including Tesco, Asda, Primark and M&S are set to launch a new year campaign warning Chancellor Rachel Reeves that her plans to increase business rates for larger shops will put stores and jobs at risk.
B&M has been accused of attempting to “artificially inflate” its rating on employee review website Glassdoor.
Quiz has proposed to cancel its listing on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) and re-register as a private limited company, as it continues to grapple with ongoing financial difficulties.
H&M has no problem with being called out on its sustainability efforts. In fact, the
As the year draws to a close, 2025 could be set to be another challenging period for the retail sector – with inflation still soaring and retailers hit by the impact of Labour's first fiscal Budget.
By: Eloise Hill
Aldi is investing over £40m into its Scottish stores over the next two years, with three new sites set to open in 2025.
November's rise in inflation is expected to dampen Christmas spirits and restrict spending ahead of the big day, according to the latest figures from Asda's income tracker.
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