Peter Grant is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on real estate, construction, and the economy, as well as arts and entertainment, particularly theater. Peter's work has been featured in notable publications including LiveMint, Yahoo Finance, and Financial News.
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Peter Grant's coverage is primarily focused on entertainment news, real estate industry updates, and financial insights in the local area of Liverpool. He regularly reviews various cultural events and performances. If you have information or expertise related to upcoming musicals, theater shows, local real estate trends affecting Liverpool or finance topics relevant to this specific geographic area, he may be interested in your pitch.
As a journalist focusing on local content in Liverpool, Peter would likely prioritize pitches that are tailored specifically to events and developments within the city. If you can provide unique data or analysis relevant to his focus on local commercial property or other aspects of the real estate industry impacting Liverpool, it could catch his attention.
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By: Peter Grant
This is an Alice in Wonderland re-booting where the audience have to work as hard as the cast.
By: Peter Grant
It was an emotional evening for so many people when a lad from Bootle called Brad Kella sold out the Philharmonic Hall.
The Stylistics ended a sell-out 35 date UK tour at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
By: Peter Grant
A theatrical celebration about Dolly Parton is something that will bring a smile to most faces.
Rocky Horror Show, Richard O'Brien's legendary musical, is more than 50 years old.
By: Peter Grant
The largest owner of New York City office space suffered a surge in vacancy when the pandemic emptied out the city’s office canyons and the firm struggled to find new tenants. Now, few investors are benefiting more from the office market’s budding recovery than SL Green White-collar workers are spending more time in offices.
It's good to see a Cinderella during this festive period, as there seem to be many Sleeping Beauties and Peter Pans in and around Merseyside.
I've never been to a show on Broadway before but on the opening night of the much-anticipated Aladdin at the Empire I was there.
By: Peter Grant
A battle is brewing in Detroit over the country’s largest office conversion project, one that is testing taxpayer appetite for using public money to revive city business districts. General Motors and billionaire developer Daniel Gilbert are planning to overhaul downtown Detroit’s iconic office complex Renaissance Center. The venture’s $1.6 billion plan would demolish two of RenCen’s five towers and retail podium in a 5.5 million square foot complex that is disconnected from the rest of downtown.
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