Hannah Elliott is a Staff Writer at Bloomberg. She covers a diverse range of topics, including healthcare administration, patient care, public health, and the automotive industry, with a keen interest in fine art and adventure travel. Hannah's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Moneyweb, The Australian Financial Review, and the Los Angeles Times, among others.
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Hannah Elliott's coverage focuses primarily on luxury and high-performance cars, with an emphasis on event coverage and press releases. She would likely be most responsive to pitches related to exclusive reveals of new luxury car models or insights into the latest trends in the automotive industry.
Given her extensive coverage of luxury vehicles, she may welcome pitches featuring interviews with industry insiders, such as automotive designers or executives from renowned luxury car manufacturers. Additionally, offering unique perspectives on emerging trends in electric vehicles or advancements in technology within the automotive sector could capture her attention.
Though Hannah does not specify a geographic focus, her interest appears diverse and global. Therefore, relevant stories from any location that align with her themes covered may pique her interest.
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By: Hannah Elliott
Inside Ferrari’s identity crisis as its first electric car hits a nerve
By: Hannah Elliott
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Domestic brands are delivering on performance, technology — and price.
By: Hannah Elliott
Tinnitus has baffled doctors and burdened sufferers for centuries. The notion that patients should just live with it is beginning to fade.
By: Hannah Elliott
A high-stakes executive handoff coincides with 75 years of the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance.
By: Hannah Elliott, Brandon Presser, Annika Inampudi
Plus: would you walk a daschund in wine country while wearing a custom suit?
EVs are the future, but right now people want supercars like the Nuvolari that run on batteries and gas
By: Thu-Huong Ha, Annika Inampudi, Hannah Elliott
Plus: An AI-themed bar, Dua Lipa’s festival and the rise of the hybrid auto.
By: Hannah Elliott, Howard White
The Government has confirmed that significant changes to Companies House accounts filing requirements will come into force from 1 April 2028 as part of the implementation of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA).
By: Richie Clark, Sarah Carlton, Hannah Elliott
The National Security and Investment Act 2021 (NSIA) came into force on 4 January 2022, creating a standalone regime giving the UK Government broad powers to scrutinise – and potentially intervene in – acquisitions and investments on the grounds of protecting national security. Nearly five years on, the NSIA regime is well established. It replaced the national security aspects of the UK Government's intervention powers under the Enterprise Act 2002 and operates alongside the UK merger control regime.
