Emma Powell is the Tempus editor at The Times. She covers publicly traded companies both in the UK and overseas, focusing on corporate finance and broader issues relevant to retail investors, including consumer behavior and retail analytics. Emma's work has been featured in various outlets, including Perth Now, MSN, the Evening Standard, and the Daily Mail.
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Emma Powell's coverage focuses on investment analysis and the economy, particularly in the United Kingdom. She would likely be interested in pitches that offer expert insights into economic trends, stock performance, or financial market developments within the UK.
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The Australian bank is under pressure to offload the incumbent provider for the Hull area, whose losses are growing
Targeted support lined up for low-income households as the average dual-fuel tariff is projected to increase by £209 to £1,850 from July amid war in the Gulf
GKN Aerospace owner faces class action lawsuit over the incident in which 50,000 people had to be evacuated amid the risk of an exploding chemical tank
Oil major’s shares plummet following the removal of Albert Manifold over ‘serious’ issues related to governance standards and his conduct
By: Emma Powell, Shayma Bakht
His departure was announced with immediate effect after the board said it had learnt of ‘governance oversight and conduct issues it deems unacceptable’
Ofgem’s biggest rise since 2023 will put more pressure on Sir Keir Starmer’s government
About 90% of companies haven’t seen any financial boost, stoking concern about a correction in valuations
Acquisition of Bluefield Solar by the owner of Britain’s largest power station is part of a plan to diversify away from biomass power
The search engine with a 90 per cent UK market dominance has been ordered by the competition watchdog to allow news organisations to strike deals over content use
Court filings claim the company, which is being sued by residents of the Niger Delta, continued pumping oil for years through a pipeline it knew was risky
