Joanna Partridge is a business reporter for The Guardian, with a focus on multinational business news in the United Kingdom. She has previously worked for ITV News and Reuters, and her work has been featured in publications such as The Irish Times and Irish Examiner. Joanna is currently on maternity leave and is also a linguist, fluent in German, French, and Spanish.
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Joanna Partridge's coverage predominantly focuses on business news, with an emphasis on corporate behavior and government policy. She frequently cites data and reports on government announcements related to economic matters.
Given her focus, Joanna would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide analysis or commentary on the latest economic trends, regulatory changes impacting businesses, as well as insights into corporate governance and ethical practices within companies.
She also covers topics such as travel and financial insecurity; however, these are less prominent compared to her extensive coverage of business-related issues. When reaching out to her, it is important to highlight expertise in these areas while aligning primarily with business-focused pitches.
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By: Joanna Partridge
Counterfeits are the bane of the Parmigiano Reggiano Consortium, which is now trialling tech in the rind
Retailer apologises for error, with such advertising banned in case it discourages breastfeeding
By: Joanna Partridge
Labels required on some items from October on back of updated post-Brexit deal seen in Asda
Latest hold-up is intended to cut risk of new charges being passed on to consumers amid cost of living crisis
By: Joanna Partridge
A Cambridgeshire farm has produced a record crop of the tropical fruit this year, despite the ‘challenging’ British climate
Some landlords could be breaching consumer protection rules, while CMA is also investigating land held by largest housebuilders
Welcome Break’s Hartshead Moor on the eastbound M62 comes last out of 120 rest stops for second year running
By: Joanna Partridge
Two utilities deemed ‘standout poor performers’ with so many complaints it skews industry’s overall performance
By: Joanna Partridge
Most company leaders also believe pay and promotions could become linked to workplace attendance
By: Joanna Partridge
Deutsche Bahn’s once-admired service has descended into chaos. Whether decades of poor investment or the company’s unusual structure is to blame, it’s a huge headache for a coalition trying to meet climate goals
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