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.
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The brand was sold to the US confectionery giant for £534 million last year
The online retailer expects better earnings even though some supermarket chains have paused introducing its automated warehouse technology
The online retailer and technology group enjoyed a boom time over the pandemic but doubts over its business model remain
The owner of Sports Direct, Flannels and House of Fraser expects to benefit from recent acquisitions
Tapi, set up by members of the family that founded its rival, has made a formal bid for the brand name and a number of stores
In a boost for high streets, the first two shops will open in Chelmsford and Marlow in September
The return of tourism since the pandemic has been less strong in London than on the Continent, according to the boss of Longchamp, the French handbag brand
Flooring retailer Tapi to acquire the Carpetright brand and 54 of its 272 stores
The clothing brand launched by the wife of Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton reports a 16 per cent rise in annual sales to £4.4 million
Suppliers, customers and landlords have been hit hard by the flooring retailer’s failure
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