Martin Strydom is a Business News Editor for The Times. With a focus on economic trends, market analysis, and corporate news, Martin covers a wide range of topics including global trade, financial markets, and business developments. He provides insightful and timely reporting to keep readers informed about the latest happenings in the world of business.
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Martin Strydom’s coverage is heavily focused on the finance and economy, with a significant emphasis on citing data, government announcements, and investment analysis. This suggests that he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to economic trends supported by robust and reliable data.
Given his focus on investment analysis and government announcements in relation to finance and the economy, Martin may respond well to pitches from financial analysts or economists who can provide insights into market trends, interest rates, or specific industries such as manufacturing and construction.
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Sir Will Adderley places 10 million shares with institutional investors but family remains the largest shareholder
The troubled chipmaker told the British technology company that the business was not for sale
Rea increased offer to £6.2 billion and urges investors to press UK property website’s board to enter talks
Production volumes cut due to supply chain disruption and sluggish Chinese economy
Deal would make the FTSE 100 miner one of the biggest producers of the metal essential for electric vehicle batteries and power storage
By: Martin Strydom, Emma Powell
Rio Tinto has struck a US$6.7 billion (NZ$11.06b) deal for a lithium miner that would make it the world's third-largest producer of the key ingredient of electric vehicle batteries.
The online fashion retailer’s chief executive is leaving after five years as the company reviews strategic options to boost its flagging share price
Kristo Käärmann, the billionaire co-founder and chief executive of the money transfer company Wise, has been fined £350,000 by the financial regulator over his failure to notify it about “significant
The dollar, bitcoin and yields on US government bonds have risen sharply and Wall Street is forecast to open higher as Donald Trump closes in on victory in the US presidential race.Buoyed by Trump’s
Refinancing plan will give the troubled utility company enough cash to keep operating until October next year — but it still needs court approval
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