Jordyn Holman is a Business Reporter at The New York Times. She covers retail, the economy, and the intersection of culture with a focus on how companies navigate issues of race, class, and gender within their workforces and consumer bases. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets including Bloomberg-Quint, Fortune, and The Washington Post.
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Jordyn's coverage focuses on the national retail and consumer trends in the United States. She heavily relies on data and press releases, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting.
Given her focus, she may be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into consumer behavior, retail industry trends, or analyses of company performance based on solid data.
She might also be open to expert commentary from professionals with deep knowledge of specific areas within the retail industry like real estate or consumer lending. Pitches could include insights into seasonal trends in shopping habits or analysis of product promotions and their impact on sales.
It is important to note Jordyn's primary geographic focus is national (United States), so any pitches should consider how they relate specifically to this market.
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Department store chains have struggled as consumers, squeezed by budget constraints, spend less time and money at their stores.
By: Julie Creswell, Jordyn Holman
Elliott Hill, an executive who left the company after Donahoe’s appointment in 2020, will return as chief executive, Nike’s board said.
Kenny Mitchell, chief marketing officer at Levi Strauss & Co., knew his team needed to move fast after Beyoncé released the track list for her album “Cowboy Carter” in March.
By: Jordyn Holman
With 1.6 million U.S. employees under her watch, the company’s chief people officer faced a unique challenge just weeks into her new job: a pandemic.
The show which premiered in the U.S. in 2009, has broadcast the stress of the Great Recession, the allure of Silicon Valley, the upheaval of the Covid pandemic and now, whatever this economy is.
By: Jordyn Holman, Jeanna Smialek
Donald J. Trump has been talking up his economic record for Black voters. The legacy of the last eight years is complicated.
By: Jordyn Holman, Jeanna Smialek
The 2024 election could be won or lost on the strength of the Black vote, which could in turn be won or lost based on the strength of the U.S. economy.
By: Lauren Hirsch, Jordyn Holman
The F.T.C. had sued to halt the merger of Tapestry, the parent of Coach and Kate Spade, and Capri, the owner of Versace and Michael Kors.
By: Jordyn Holman
To prepare for ever-longer shopping season, thousands of employees were assembled for a retail jamboree in Florida’s August heat.
By: Jordyn Holman
Shopping online doesn't always go as planned. That polyester robe might be too scratchy. Those sparkly stilettos might be a size too small (or just a bad idea).
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