John-Paul Ford is a journalist who focuses on national news in the United Kingdom. He writes for Express Digest and his work has also been featured in MailOnline, This Is Money, Cigalah Group, and The West Australian. John-Paul covers a range of topics including finance, business, politics, and economic trends.
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John-Paul Ford's coverage primarily focuses on finance, economy, and government/political themes with a significant emphasis on citing data (53%) and government announcements (18%). Given this focus, he may respond well to pitches that offer in-depth analysis or insights into economic trends, financial reports, stock market behavior, and government policy changes related to business and the economy.
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The Chancellor has warned that Angela Rayner's planned reform of workers' rights could jeopardise rising living standards.
By: John-Paul Ford, Rojas
UK business outpaced global rivals in strongest growth for nearly a year A survey compiled by S&P Global showed private sector activity gathering pace
By: John-Paul Ford, Rojas
A closely watched survey from data provider S&P Global showed that private sector activity accelerated this month, with the healthiest growth since last May.
By: John-Paul Ford, Rojas
A leading North Sea oil and gas firm has slammed the Tories and Labour over the windfall tax that is ‘killing off' UK investment and jobs – as it looks for opportunities in Norway instead.
The Resolution Foundation think-tank said three-quarters of employers use 'flexible' contracts to help manage ups and downs in customer demand, keeping costs down.
By: John-Paul Ford, Rojas
Updated: HSBC's chairman was yesterday jeered with cries of ‘shame' by furious former staff who say the bank is unfairly clawing back a chunk of their pensions.
By: John-Paul Ford, Rojas
Mark Tucker faced boos and repeated interruptions from activists at the bank's annual general meeting in London.
Updated: Britain must ‘lay out the red carpet' for pioneering technology companies to ensure they stay in the UK and boost growth, a top venture capital investor has urged.
By: John-Paul Ford, Rojas
By John-Paul Ford Rojas Updated: Britain must ‘roll out the red carpet' for pioneering technology companies to ensure they stay in Britain and boost growth, a top venture capital investor has urged.
By: John-Paul Ford, Rojas
Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) chief Nikhil Rathi will this week face a grilling by MPs as pressure mounts over the regulator's plans to ‘name and shame' firms it is investigating.
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