Harry Wallop is a consumer journalist, feature writer, and columnist for Times Business. He is known for his work on television programs such as Channel 4's Dispatches and The Gadget Show. With a focus on consumer issues and trends, Harry's articles cover a wide range of topics including personal finance, technology, and food.
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Harry Wallop's articles predominantly cover opinion pieces, how-to guides, and expert commentary on the topics of house & home and personal finance. His coverage particularly focuses on seasonal content related to Christmas, food, work-related technology, with an emphasis on lifestyle aspects.
If you are looking to pitch to Harry Wallop it would be most effective if your expertise or offering aligns with his preferred themes such as providing unique insights into household management during specific seasons like Christmas or have guidance for managing personal finances effectively. Your pitches should revolve around practical tips and expert opinions in these areas.
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Bosses are right to be worried that employees working from home are slacking off. But the idea that we earn salaries based on the hours spent at our desks seems outdated
Companies want the kudos of making donations but they prefer us to pay the price
The boss of Nike started as an intern there a third of a century ago. Long-term employees can bring a wealth of institutional memory to a business
By: Harry Wallop
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Atlanta’s World of Coca-Cola museum is a celebration of capitalism and even honours a dark chapter in its past
Florin Lacatus, 58, a former builder, relies on a mobility scooter to take him the 400 yards from his flat in Wembley, north London, to his local Tesco.
A management book by former Waitrose chief Mark Price makes the timely argument that ensuring staff are happy in their job will give businesse
It is Saturday afternoon and hundreds of tourists have come to snap selfies in front of Big Ben and to admire Westminster Abbey...
Retailers and their advertising agencies are adopting ever more sophisticated ploys to stave off festive ennui
Prices for old furniture have collapsed, so why not buy a desk that has already survived a century?
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