Emily Hawkins is a City Reporter at various publications. She specializes in business reporting with a focus on retail, including shops and pubs, as well as themes surrounding the local economy and consumer behavior analytics. Emily's work has been featured in outlets such as Perth Now, Washington Blade, and Daily Mail.
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Emily Hawkins' coverage largely focuses on government announcements, sales & marketing, and legal policy regulation in the context of retail and business. She frequently cites data to support her articles.
Given her focus on national (United Kingdom) content, she would likely be interested in pitches related to UK retail industry trends, impacts of government policies or regulations on businesses within the UK, consumer behavior analysis specific to the UK market, and insights from experts familiar with the local business landscape.
Pitches should offer a unique angle or insight into these topics that aligns with Emily's coverage themes. For instance:
- Analysis of how Brexit has affected specific sectors within the UK
- Trends in Christmas shopping habits among UK consumers
- Impact of regulatory changes on retail businesses in the UK
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New figures reveal that 6.3pc of households now have at least one user of the appetite suppressing drugs - compared to 2.3pc in 2024.
The boss of the pub chain has pleaded for the next Prime Minister not to 'tax companies to oblivion' as he blamed the National Insurance hike for causing a 'self-inflicted problem' of youth unemployment.
Employers have been left reeling from increases to National Insurance Contributions and the minimum wage.
By: Emily Hawkins
Sycamore Partners, which last year bought Boots' US parent Walgreens Boots Alliance, has been in discussions with potential buyers over a £7.5billion sale - including Australian pharmacy giant Sigma.
By: Emily Hawkins
Emily Hawkins Australian pharmacy giant Sigma has pulled out of talks to buy Boots – rekindling hopes of its return to the London stock market.
The online retailer, where Sex and the City star Kim Cattrall fronts a fashion campaign, changed its name from Boohoo last year. Boss Dan Finley hailed 'a successful transformation'.
The airline said it had concluded that the latest offer 'represents an opportunistic attempt to acquire easyJet
By: Emily Hawkins
EasyJet has rejected a takeover offer worth £4.74billion from US investment firm Castlelake, branding its latest swoop on the UK firm as 'highly opportunistic'.
Steiner, a former Goldman Sachs bond trader, has led the company for 26 years since he co-founded the business in 2000.
Ocado has started a search for a new boss to succeed co-founder Tim Steiner as the grocery delivery firm's shares languish.
