Jennifer Sieg is a reporter based in the United Kingdom, focusing on national news. She writes for City AM and Yahoo Finance UK, covering a range of topics including business, finance, and entrepreneurship. Jennifer's work has also been featured in Cigalah Group and Yahoo News UK.
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Jennifer Sieg's focus is on business and industry, particularly small businesses in London. She often cites data and reports on government announcements, making her receptive to pitches that provide insights into the economic landscape for small businesses in the UK, including trends, challenges, and success stories.
Given her coverage of sales and marketing along with press releases related to business topics, she may be interested in receiving pitches about innovative marketing strategies or successful business ventures within London. Additionally, providing data-driven analysis of market trends would likely catch her attention.
When reaching out to Jennifer Sieg with potential story ideas or expert sources focused on these areas within the UK's business landscape could resonate well with her reporting interests.
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By: Jennifer Sieg
Rachel Reeves has extended business rates relief for the hospitality, retail and leisure sectors.
An increase to employers' National Insurance Contributions (NIC) will be a "big blow", a number of businesses have warned.
Scott Davies, founder of British honey brand Hilltop Honey, on his journey to international expansion so far.
Employment growth within Britain's SMEs fell drastically last month ahead of the Autumn Budget's tax hike on employers.
By: Jennifer Sieg
The rolling six-month average for annual employment growth in full-time jobs dropped to 2.6 per cent at the end October, down from 12.8 per cent in October of last year
Industry leaders have warned there will be an influx of for-sale signs on UK firms as their owners and heirs cope with inheritance tax.
By: Jennifer Sieg
Jennifer Sieg 2 min read Industry leaders have warned there will be an influx of for-sale signs on UK businesses as their owners and subsequent heirs begin to cope with a change in inheritance tax (IHT).
East London has been crowned the most entrepreneurial region in England as it tops the charts with the fastest growth of new start-ups.
A number of founders have already threatened a hiring freeze ahead of the employers' NICs increase set to come into effect this spring.
Global Entrepreneurship Week is traditionally a moment of celebration in Britain. This year, however, things are feeling different for some.
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