Oliver Gill is the Industry and Leisure Business Editor at The Sunday Times. He covers a range of topics including manufacturing, transport, and the leisure and hospitality sectors, with a keen focus on construction, aviation, and finance. Oliver has been featured in notable publications such as The Telegraph, Yahoo Finance UK, and The Times.
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Oliver Gill's coverage primarily focuses on business & industry and government & politics, with an emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulations. His articles often delve into specific companies' financial decisions, as well as the impact of governmental policies on various industries.
To effectively pitch to Oliver, consider offering expert insights or data-driven analysis related to significant regulatory changes affecting businesses in the UK or globally. Additionally, providing commentary on financial strategies of major companies, impacts of government policies on specific industries, or analyses of key corporate developments can be compelling.
Given Oliver's focus without a specified geographic area but with a clear UK lens in his reporting style and content selection patterns would indicate that he may prioritize pitches relevant to UK-based businesses or those significantly impacted by UK-specific regulations and policies.
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Philip Knatchbull’s Curzon has worked with Netflix and Amazon by showing their films and TV shows. They aren’t going away, he says, so the industry must adapt
Mass train cancellations, massive pay rises. Three decades after privatisation, governments keep being outwitted
By: Laith Al, Shea Ferguson, Oliver Gill, Jill Treanor
Last week’s turmoil in government bonds pushed Britain’s cost of borrowing to its highest in 27 years, with uncertainty affecting businesses and consumers
Both planned ‘green’ electric arc furnaces will now be built in Scunthorpe under plans being discussed with Labour ministers
By: Laith Al, Oliver Gill
There are doubts over the financial viability of Fujitsu Services as it struggles with costs of compensating victims of the postmaster scandal
Despite sanctions, sales of the luxury marque in Russia have reportedly surged 39 per cent in nine months
By: Oliver Gill, Bradley Robson
NUFC are back in action against Wolves at St James' Park tonight
Next month British Airways will report a rise in passengers and profits despite a litany of customer complaints — and bosses promise things are only going to get better
Rachel Reeves is expected to limit funding to maintenance work only as three schemes soak up budget and transport secretary warns on public ownership
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