Guy Taylor is a Retail Correspondent at The Times. He covers a range of topics including corporate finance, consumer behavior analytics, and the fashion industry, with a focus on big consumer goods companies and the UK high street. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Global Advertising News, The Washington Times, and Yahoo News UK.
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Guy Taylor's coverage indicates a focus on national issues, particularly in the areas of transportation, companies, and financial markets. His articles often include government announcements and cite data extensively.
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It's important to note that he has a specific focus on London as well. Therefore, any pitches related to events or developments happening in London may catch his attention more effectively.
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Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group has amassed a £1.2 billion debt pile from its relentless expansion. Will the tycoon’s strategy pay off?
In a decision that could boost other retailers in legal battles, tribunal overturns ruling that female shop-floor workers had suffered sex discrimination
New filings reveal payments to the American investment firm would total more than two thirds of the £4 million it paid for the womenswear brand in January
Shares in the homewares retailer dropped more than 8% after it announced the three-year plan and a goal of returning to “mid-to-high” single-digit sales growth
War, drought and rising regulatory costs are expected to push up prices, the Food and Drink Federation says
The fashion retailer is expanding in online offering by launching a fully transactional home-delivery website in the UK
The high street retailer’s move towards home delivery represents something of a U-turn. Sceptics wonder whether it can make the economics work
By: Guy Taylor, Jessica Newman
Weight-loss medications are reshaping the UK economy, with millions having used, or considering using, one. The phenomenon is creating businesses opportunities
Supermarkets and food companies are not factoring in the threat of extreme events such as wildfires, heatwaves and flooding, a new report warns
Paul Polman, who saw off Kraft-Heinz in 2017, suggests the pressure for deals is about creating short-term value
