Rob Davies is a Business Reporter at The Guardian. He covers a range of topics including hospitality and leisure, sports business, and corporate finance, with a keen focus on consumer behavior and data protection. Rob's work has been featured in notable publications such as RealClearMarkets, EURACTIV, and Mother Jones, among others.
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Rob Davies' articles cover a variety of topics, including business, UK economy, finance, and sports. His focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation suggests that he may be interested in pitches related to regulatory changes affecting businesses or the financial sector in the UK.
Given his coverage of sports and government & politics alongside business news, he might also be interested in receiving pitches about how political decisions impact businesses or industries. Additionally, considering his coverage attributes show a significant interest in legal policy regulation (18%), journalists could consider pitching stories related to legal challenges or regulatory changes impacting the business world.
As Rob Davies' geographic focus is within the United Kingdom, relevant local angles would likely resonate with him.
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UK app ‘for the curious’ says users outside the UK account for nearly 90% of its revenues
By: Rob Davies
Gambling industry kingpins are fuming about reports that the chancellor, John Healey, is considering increasing taxes on high-street slot machines in his first budget.
At Football in Berkshire we have gone through the records of our men's teams in September, in order to proclaim one side our Team of the Month.
By: Rob Davies
Accountancy firm Deloitte Cyprus among those that appear to have backdated records outlining the Russian billionaire’s assets
Money was withdrawn from gambling firm before founder warned chancellor against doubling machine games duty
By: Rob Davies
The billionaire Done family took a £30m [$40m] dividend from their Betfred gambling empire, before warning that they would close hundreds of bookies and cut jobs if the government increases tax on high-street slot machines.
London-based property investors deny selling licences to casinos claiming to be based on Anjouan, a tiny Indian Ocean island
The gambling company behind Paddy Power and SkyBet has announced up to 1,400 job cuts, blaming tax rises imposed by Rachel Reeves.
By: Rob Davies
Inquiry follows report by Guardian and partners that aides of Russian oligarch appeared to have falsified paperwork mapping his businesses
Ashville pupils showcase musical talent in Harrogate
