Isabella Fish is a Retail Editor for The Times, with a focus on national retail news in the United Kingdom. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including business expansions, market listings, retail recovery, tax issues, and success stories in the retail industry. Isabella's work has also been featured in Drapers, a leading fashion trade publication.
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Isabella's coverage predominantly focuses on the UK retail sector, particularly in relation to sales and marketing, product promotions, beauty & fashion. She often cites data and press releases from companies. To reach out effectively, consider providing her with exclusive access to consumer trend data or industry reports that can support her reporting on retail sales trends or the impact of economic factors on consumer behavior.
As Isabella is focused nationally within the United Kingdom, pitches should emphasize local angles or impacts specific to this region. Additionally, offering insights into how businesses are adapting their strategies due to economic changes or government policies may be well-received by her based on past coverage attributes.
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The luxury menswear brand has closed all of its shops and expanded into clothing to boost sales
The LVMH-owned make-up giant is doubling down on bricks-and-mortar stores as rivals retreat from the high street
Saddled with borrowings after private equity takeover in 2021, supermarket chain says it has brought the debt figure down by £2.4bn as sales pick up
Andrea Baldo admits that some of the British luxury brand’s problems are ‘self-inflicted’
London’s home to some of the top brands is only behind Via Montenapoleone in Milan and Upper Fifth Avenue in New York as the most expensive to rent
Firm buys family business with 13 stores across the Republic in first foray outside UK
The discount supermarket chain says it is facing tens of millions of pounds in extra costs as a result of the chancellor’s tax changes
By: Isabella Fish, Andrew Ellson
The central displays of gadgets and boys’ toys are so successful they cause family rows, said the supermarket’s chief executive
Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group is still trying to push Mahmud Kamani off the board despite his resignation as chairman
Shares take a dive after the sportswear retailer warns that profit will be at the bottom end of its forecast range
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