Thomas Hale is a Reporter at the Financial Times. He specializes in business and economics, focusing on themes such as the global and local economy, capital markets, and retail, particularly within the APAC and North American regions. Thomas has been featured in notable publications including National Post, Inc., The Irish Times, and Yahoo Finance.
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Thomas Hale's coverage heavily focuses on China's economy, especially the real estate industry and its impact on the broader economic landscape. He seems to prioritize articles that cite data, cover government announcements, and provide investment analysis.
For effective outreach, consider providing Thomas with in-depth financial analysis or insights into China's economic policies and their effects. Additionally, pitches related to specific Chinese companies involved in the property crisis or broader trade issues could be of interest.
As his coverage primarily centers around China and its economic activities, expertise related to this region would likely be most impactful for engaging him effectively.
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As construction slumps and manufacturing automates, 53mn Chinese now work for low wages in food delivery and ride-hailing
By: Thomas Hale, A. Anantha Lakshmi
Rare joint exercises raise concerns over Beijing’s more assertive conduct in disputed waters
By: William Langley, Thomas Hale
Commemoration of former leaders is politically sensitive for authorities wary of displays of public sentiment
Qiaodan has gone from a minor irritant to a sophisticated operator nibbling away at Nike in its biggest overseas market
Low-budget production from mother-and-son team proves unlikely hit with cinemagoers and social media users
By: Arjun Neil Alim, Thomas Hale
Evergrande chair Hui Ka Yan jailed following developer’s default almost five years ago
Baggio Zhong’s Kailas is making an overseas push with its Fuga label
By: Thomas Hale, Adrienne Klasa, William Langley
Ultra-fast-fashion retailer set to prioritise third-party marketplace in growth push after cut-price listing
The Las Vegas-headquartered UFC now has 20 Chinese fighters on its roster
Mubadala widens presence in world’s second-largest consumer market
