Isabella Fish is a Retail Editor at The Times. She specializes in business and economics, with a focus on retail, e-commerce, and the intersection of fashion and market trends. Isabella's insights and analyses have been featured in Drapers, The Post, The Times, and The Business Herald.
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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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Soaring business rates threaten 600 West End firms and the £44.5m annual increase is predicted to trigger closures and job losses
The Federation of Small Businesses wants to see a range of reforms to give better protection to its members and relieve ‘burdensome’ regulation
The online grocer posted a 17.5 per cent increase in retail revenue fuelled by rising demand for Marks & Spencer goods
UK’s biggest electricals retailer expects profits ahead of market forecasts
Sales up 1.6 per cent year-on-year to £490 million in the 13 weeks to December 28
By: Jessica Newman, Isabella Fish, Ben Martin
Four years after the private equity firm’s £6.8bn takeover, the supermarket chain is under pressure amid the rising cost of living
Knockdown prices and rebounding popularity with both retailers and consumers have prompted improved confidence and backers coming back for the long term
The decision to cut relief for the retail, hospitality and leisure sector from 75 per cent to 40 per cent will mean average bill rises by 140 per cent or more
Nearly two thirds of shareholders at a general meeting reject the Sports Direct owner’s attempt to remove Mahmud Kamani
Unseasonably warm autumn weather and weak consumer confidence led to a 6drop in Primark’s UK and Ireland sales
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