Hannah Boland is a Retail Editor at The Telegraph. She covers a wide range of topics including retail, retail technology, consumer behavior analytics, and corporate sustainability, with a focus on the high street, supermarkets, and luxury brands. Hannah's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Press, Yahoo News, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Hannah Boland's coverage revolves around business, retail, stock market, AI, and finance with a national focus on the UK. She often cites data and government announcements as part of her reporting. Therefore, she would likely be interested in pitches that provide insightful analysis or exclusive access to relevant data within these sectors.
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The chief executive of Marks & Spencer has described Rachel Reeves's plan for supermarket price caps as “completely preposterous”.
The chief executive of Marks & Spencer has described Rachel Reeves’s plan for supermarket price caps as “completely preposterous”.
Morrisons has announced plans to shut 100 convenience stores as it said Labour was making it harder to run profitable supermarkets.
Oil prices have dropped to a two-week low and global markets rallied after Donald Trump revived hopes that an Iran peace deal could be imminent.
The war in Iran drove up inflation in Britain's shops this month as retail chiefs urged Labour to slash green levies to help limit price rises.
By: Hannah Boland
Britain has “rarely in history” been this anti-growth, the chairman of Marks & Spencer has warned.
By: Hannah Boland
Lord Walker of Broxton (left), pictured with Sir Keir Starmer, was appointed Labour's cost of living tsar earlier this year - Stefan Rousseau/PA
By: Hannah Boland
A supermarket run by Labour’s cost of living tsar has raised prices faster than almost all its rivals, The Telegraph can reveal.
Sainsbury's is ditching brown eggs and switching to white as it races to hit net zero.
Sainsbury’s is ditching brown eggs and switching to white as it races to hit net zero.
