Mary Hanbury is a Senior Retail Reporter at Business Insider. She covers a range of topics within business and economics, focusing on business leaders and major brands like Adidas and Amazon, as well as the intersection of retail and culture, including figures like Kanye West. Mary has been featured in various outlets, including Business Insider India, Yahoo News, and Pulse Live Kenya.
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Mary Hanbury's coverage spans a wide range of lifestyle topics, with an emphasis on beauty & fashion and deals & promotions. She frequently reports on personal finance, consumer trends, and the retail industry. For effective outreach to Mary, consider providing insights into emerging consumer behaviors, retail strategies or unique shopping trends in the specified areas without focusing too much on specific geographic locations. If you have data-driven analysis or access to exclusive information related to these subjects, it could be particularly appealing for her coverage.
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By: Mary Hanbury
Mary Hanbury The women's underwear market is undergoing rapid transformation in the US.
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Value giant Dollar Tree is looking at "strategic alternatives" for Family Dollar, which could include selling the chain, it said Wednesday.
By: Mary Hanbury
Starbucks announced Tuesday that its CEO Laxman Narasimhan will step down effective immediately.
By: Mary Hanbury
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Peloton is betting that its new CEO, Peter Stern, can help turn the struggling company around after several tough years.
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