Patrick Tooher is a financial journalist based in the United Kingdom. He writes for publications such as This Is Money, MailOnline, and Express Digest, covering topics related to business, finance, and retail. Patrick's articles provide insights into the financial landscape, including company performance, executive salaries, and market trends.
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Patrick Tooher's articles predominantly cover finance, economy, business, and industry-related topics within the United Kingdom. His coverage heavily relies on data citations and government announcements. He would likely be interested in pitches focusing on financial reports, economic policies or indicators from UK-based sources or organizations.
Given his focus on specific companies and their financial performance, he may also be interested in receiving information about trends affecting specific industries such as retail or insights into CEO compensation and corporate governance issues within the UK.
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