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paydesk has 25 reporters who cover Boots. Our journalists are already on location, all over the world, and ready to work at a moment's notice. Our top correspondents who cover Boots are Amira Arasteh and Olivia Atkins. Use our journalist directory to find an Boots member to work for you.
Journalists Who Cover Boots
Amira Arasteh
Having started gathering experience at fashion magazines from the age of fifteen, Amira has always had both a passion for writing and the publishing industry. Internships at GQ Style and River Island, both styling, writing and discussing strategies fuelled this interest. The last year was spent ...
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Savers has Love Hearts scented bubble bath for 99p and it’s perfect for nostalgic ’90s kids
Savers is offering Love Hearts-scented bubble bath for 99p, appealing to nostalgic '90s kids. Available in 'perfectly peach' and 'juicy blueberry' scents, the product is only sold in-store. Other retailers like Boots and Home Bargains offer similar sweet-themed bath products, while Lenor's new fabric softener scent is also gaining popularity.
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Olivia Atkins
Olivia Atkins is a freelance journalist based in London, United Kingdom. She tends to write mainly about advertising, creativity and new technology, having worked on news and feature stories for various online and print publications.
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Brands are pivoting from product placement to IRL partnerships
Brands are shifting from traditional product placement in films to more immersive and experiential marketing partnerships. This evolution is driven by the need to engage savvier audiences and create lasting consumer experiences. Examples include Fanta's collaboration with Beetlejuice Beetlejuice and Boots' campaign with Despicable Me 4. These partnerships focus on creating personal connections and cultural relevance, moving beyond mere on-screen appearances. The trend encourages brands to innovate and explore new strategies to maintain consumer interest and connection.
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Caroline Barry
Caroline Barry is a journalist based in Nottingham, United Kingdom. She specialises in CBD, cannabis, hemp, LGBT+ culture and politics, ADHD and neurodiversity.
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Thousands gather in city centre to celebrate Notts Pride 2023
The Notts Pride 2023 parade in Nottingham began on Lister Gate and featured a vibrant display of rainbows and transgender Pride flags. Thousands participated to show support for the LGBT+ community, with the parade passing through Wheeler Gate and Old Market Square before concluding on Broad Street. The event included performances by local artists and drag queens, speeches from MP Nadia Whittome and trans activist Tania Stevenson, and was supported by various businesses and Nottingham City Council. Attendees like Francis Molloy and Kristy Adcock expressed their joy and comfort at the event, which also relied on volunteers for its success.
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Hope Brotherton
A determined, passionate and hard- working journalist. I enjoy running, hiking and exercising and often take on challenges to raise money for charity. I’m an avid traveller, home cook and bookworm. PPA Accredited Journalist – Shorthand 100 WPM – Media Law – Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, ...
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How airports use the 'golden hour' to trick you into spending more money before your flight
Airports employ strategic design and timing, known as the 'golden hour,' to encourage passengers to spend money while waiting for their flights. This period, between passing security and boarding, makes travelers a captive audience susceptible to retail opportunities. Techniques include delayed gate announcements, strategic shop layouts, and inflated prices for food and drink. Expert Holly Buckner and sources like The Sydney Morning Herald and InterVistas highlight how these methods increase sales, while travel experts suggest airport lounges as a way to save money.
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Piero Cingari
Piero Cingari is an accomplished financial writer and analyst with a rich background in covering financial and economic themes. He holds master's in economics from the University of Bologna. He began as a bond/FX strategist at AcomeA SGR, later covering currencies and commodities at Capital.com. ...
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Stocks Pause As Traders Reassess Interest Rate Path, Gold Makes New Highs, Bitcoin Rebounds: What's Driving Markets Thursday?
U.S. equity indices remained steady with the S&P 500 and Dow unchanged, while the Nasdaq 100 slightly declined. Fed Governor Christopher J. Waller opposed an early interest rate cut, influencing traders to reduce bets on a June rate cut. Gold reached new highs, WTI crude prices increased, and Bitcoin rebounded. Small caps outperformed large-cap indices. Gold mining stocks, Nikola Corp., and The Estée Lauder Company saw significant stock movements, while other companies reacted to earnings reports. The Federal Reserve and CME Group's FedWatch tool were referenced for interest rate expectations.
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Terri Coles
Terri Coles is a journalist based in St. John's, Canada.
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Surviving Automation in the Workplace
Automation is increasingly impacting white-collar jobs, with roles in accounting, IT, management, and human resources being affected. Experts suggest adapting by expanding skillsets, seeking training, and engaging with automation design. Automation can lead to more interesting work by reducing mundane tasks. Key skills that automation cannot replicate include kindness, empathy, and creative decision-making.
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Ruth Doris
Ruth Doris is a journalist based in Dublin, Ireland.
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Fast food heiress opts for herbal teas over taco kebabs
Rosalind Beere, a former Diet Coke addict, transformed her lifestyle after a car accident and began creating her own herbal tea blends. Her business, Chi Fit, has seen significant growth, securing a deal with Boots and expanding into multiple countries. Beere's background in business and wellness, combined with her commitment to sustainability, has driven the success of her premium tea products. She continues to develop new blends and seeks to expand into the UK market while raising additional finance.
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Tom Fawthrop
Tom Fawthrop journalist aurhor & film-maker based in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Previously based in Phnom Penh /Manila the Philippines. Covered many major events in Asia during last 40 years- Cambodia refugees 1979 Inside Phnom Penh 1981 rebirth from Year Zero. Phillippine protest revolt after ...
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To Fight COVID-19, Asia Increasingly Turns to Traditional Medicine
The unequal access to COVID-19 vaccines has led many Asians to turn to traditional medicine for protection and relief. In Thailand, herbs like Fa Talai Jone and Krachai Chao have gained popularity for their potential anti-viral properties. The Thai government has approved Fa Talai Jone for treating mild COVID-19 cases, and research is ongoing for other herbs. Traditional medicine is integrated with modern healthcare in several Asian countries, including Vietnam, where a new herbal treatment, Vipdervir, is undergoing clinical trials. Despite improved vaccine availability, traditional medicine remains relevant, especially with the rise of the Omicron variant. The WHO supports the use of evidence-based traditional medicine as part of a holistic healthcare approach.
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Pj Gach
PJ Gach is a journalist based in New York, United States of America. PJ creates editorial and commerce pieces. She covers watches, fashion, and lifestyle topics. Her bylines have appeared in Yahoo, Time, Today, and other top-tier publications.
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Black Leather Jackets for Men Are in Style This Winter — Spy Stylish Options Starting at Just $140
Black leather jackets for men are a key fashion trend for winter, offering durability, versatility, and an effortlessly cool aesthetic. Initially popular with motorcyclists, first responders, and the military, they have become a staple in men's wardrobes. SPY highlights a range of options, including the standout matte black leather moto jacket from Thursday Boots, which offers slim, athletic, and relaxed fits and is noted for its quality craftsmanship.
Sam Knights
Sam Knights is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom. He is the editor of This Is Not A Drill, which was published in 2019 by Penguin Books and includes essays by Vandana Shiva and Rowan Williams. He has been involved in climate activism and political organising for many years and has ...
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Why we’re getting closer to solving the retail media Rubik’s Cube
The article discusses the evolving landscape of retail media, emphasizing the need for seamless integration of various media elements such as CTV and OOH to maximize brand investment returns. It highlights recent research by Co-op Media Network and Circana, which shows the impact of in-store media on consumer behavior and sales. The article also explores the integration of retail media with connected TV and digital OOH, citing examples from major retailers like Amazon, Boots, and Walmart. It underscores the importance of creative advertising strategies that leverage multiple media channels to enhance brand awareness and engagement.
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Lee Moran
Freelance writer; based between Bristol/Somerset, UK & Alicante, Spain. My stories, live blogs & photos regularly appear in international, national & regional publications. They include the New York Daily News, Daily Mail, Telegraph, Times, The Sun, Daily Star, Metro, Daily Mirror, The Herald,...
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The Best Holiday Ads Of 2024, Including One That Made Right-Wingers Furious
The 2024 holiday advertising season has sparked controversy, with Coca-Cola facing criticism for its AI-generated ad, 'The Holiday Magic is Coming,' which some have labeled as 'soulless.' British pharmacy chain Boots also encountered backlash, particularly from right-wing audiences, for featuring 'Bridgerton' star Adjoa Andoh as Mrs. Claus using gender-neutral pronouns. Despite these controversies, other holiday ads have been well-received for their heartwarming stories and celebrity appearances.
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Danno Nell
Based in the USA, Danno and his partner (eldest son) travel the world as photo journalists searching to expose the atrocities of WAR and genocide that takes place in the most dangerous places on the planet. Most recently, Danno and Derrick travelled to Ukraine/Poland/Hungary to document and War ...
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Yellowstone actor Forrie Smith says he won't attend SAG Awards due to COVID-19 vaccine mandate
Forrie Smith, an actor from 'Yellowstone,' will not attend the SAG Awards due to a vaccine mandate, as he chooses not to get vaccinated against COVID-19. He expressed regret for not being able to represent his culture and heritage on the red carpet. Smith has a history of avoiding vaccinations and believes they compromise immunity, contrary to scientific evidence that they strengthen the immune system. The 'Yellowstone' cast is nominated for an ensemble award at the event scheduled for February 27 in Los Angeles.
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Laura Pearson-Smith
Laura Pearson-Smith is a beauty, style and travel blogger & journalist based in Glasgow, United Kingdom. She chats regularly on TV & radio about beauty, style trends, social media, body confidence, pop culture and current affairs.
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Festival beauty: 8 essential products to help you stay fresh
The article provides a list of eight essential beauty products to help festival-goers stay fresh and presentable. It includes recommendations for moisturizing wipes, deodorant, dry shampoo, a compact makeup kit, SPF spray, mouthwash, hand gel, and eye cream. Each product is praised for its specific benefits, such as affordability, effectiveness, and convenience, with positive sentiments towards the brands mentioned.
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Will Rankin
Will Rankin is a journalist based in London, UK, with extensive international experience. With more than two decades of journalistic experience, Will is also a qualified and experienced PR practitioner and copywriter. He has worked with Reach, The Times, Wall Street Journal Europe and the Daily ...
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Women's fancy footie footwork brought Covent Garden to a standstill
A group of female freestylers, including Charlotte Lade, Aguska Mnich, and Harriet Pavlou, captivated tourists in Covent Garden with an impromptu football display. The event, organized by Boots to celebrate its sponsorship of the national women's teams of England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, and the Republic of Ireland, highlighted the disparity in recognition and support for women's sports. Boots' marketing director, Helen Normoyle, emphasized the company's long-standing support for women and its new partnership aimed at encouraging more women to experience the confidence-building benefits of sports.
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Alison Roberts
Alison Roberts is a journalist based in Lisbon, Portugal. Currently freelance correspondent for BBC News, she also contributes to National Public Radio (US), CBC (Canada) and other English-language services, as well as Portugal's national news agency Lusa. Edited Time Out Guides since 1999 and ...
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Make-up guru who's making millions telling women they need less
Aimee Connolly, a beauty entrepreneur, launched her cosmetics and skincare brand, Sculpted By Aimee, to simplify the beauty routine for women, countering the complex 'contouring' trend popularized by Kim Kardashian. Starting her career at Urban Decay in Dublin, Connolly became a professional make-up artist and gained recognition on Ireland's equivalent of This Morning. Her brand, which promotes a 'less is more' philosophy, is now in 500 stores, including a new London store, and expects a £17.5 million turnover in 2023. Connolly, who employs 65 people, aspires to make Sculpted By Aimee a global brand. She emphasizes natural beauty, avoiding Photoshop and filters in her brand's marketing, and encourages women to feel confident without excessive make-up or cosmetic procedures.
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Anna Samson
Anna Samson is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom.
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Best hair dryers 2024: For straight, curly, coily, thick and fair locks
The article reviews the best hair dryers for 2024, highlighting various models suitable for different hair types and needs. The BaByliss 3Q hair dryer is praised for its smooth styling results and reasonable price, while the Nicky Clarke infrared pro hair dryer is noted for its ability to cut drying time in half. The Dyson supersonic hair dryer is commended for its unique design and performance. The Boots essentials travel dryer impressed the tester as a budget-friendly option. The Shark flexstyle 5-in-1 air styler and hair dryer is recommended for those who like to create different styles, and the ghd helios professional hair dryer is highlighted for delivering a silky straight blow-dry. The article emphasizes the importance of using a heat protection spray to minimize heat damage.
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Maddy Savage
Award-winning former BBC broadcaster available for freelance audio, video, print and digital projects in Stockholm.
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The firms hoping to cut down on wasted cosmetics
The article explores how personalized cosmetics, driven by technology, can reduce waste in the beauty industry. Selah Li's start-up Ellure allows customers to design their own products, which are then produced on-demand, minimizing overproduction and underproduction. Revieve, a beauty technology provider, offers personalization tools that help consumers choose the right products, thereby reducing waste and fostering brand loyalty. Experts highlight both the potential and challenges of these innovations, noting that while they can promote sustainable consumption, cost and consumer preferences for in-person assistance remain hurdles.
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Callum Smiles
Callum Smiles is a journalist based in the south of England. I have worked across Europe with an up to date passport and full clean driving licence. Along with millions of views when covering illegal immigration and 15 minute cities I am most known for my work in Davos at the annual World ...
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Russian hacker group C10p breaches payroll titan Zellis, endangering numerous British corporations
A major cyber attack by the Russian ransomware group C10p has compromised the payroll services provider Zellis, affecting numerous British corporations including British Airways, Boots, and the BBC. The attack exploited a vulnerability in the MOVEit file transfer software, leading to a ransom demand. Companies like DHL, Transport for London, Ofcom, and Ernst & Young have also reported data breaches. The incident highlights significant vulnerabilities in global software and underscores the need for enhanced cybersecurity measures.
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Joseph Stark
Joseph Stark is a journalist based in Moorooka, Australia.
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Robert Peters Seizes New Opportunities Created by Change
Robert Peters, currently serving as senior counsel at Walgreens Boots Alliance, has built a career on adaptability and embracing change. His early experiences in corporate law during the financial crisis taught him the importance of being flexible and seeking opportunities in challenging times. At Walgreens Boots Alliance, Peters plays a crucial role in navigating the company's strategic shifts and advancing its diversity and inclusion efforts. He also mentors young attorneys, encouraging them to explore various areas of law and build strong professional relationships.
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Shane Starling
Shane is a Berlin-based journalist, editor and communications specialist. He's been engaged in multimedia coverage of nutrition, food and lifestyle issues for almost 20 years including sports, technology, fitness, health, art and music. He is the former senior editor of NutraIngredients and ...
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CBD sector warms to UK 2021 novel foods deadline; EIHA says German Ministry backs some extracts
The CBD sector is responding positively to the UK's Food Standard Agency's (FSA) March 31, 2021 deadline for novel foods applications, which aims to bring regulatory clarity and set a recommended daily CBD consumption limit. The Association for the Cannabinoid Industry (ACI) and other groups are preparing dossiers to meet these requirements, while some, like the European Industrial Hemp Association (EIHA), continue to lobby against certain EU regulations. The German Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture has recognized some hemp extracts as not requiring novel foods approval, a stance that contradicts other German authorities. Major companies like MedTerra are preparing to comply with the new regulations and expand their market presence in Europe.
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Tom Stevenson
Investigative journalist and editor specialising in the Middle East.
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Jobs Completed 71
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My three most important lessons from the last 25 years of investing
The article reflects on the lessons learned from 25 years of investing, emphasizing the risks of ignoring excessive valuations, the rarity of UK-listed companies surviving over decades, and the importance of choosing the right country for investment. It highlights the contrasting performance of the UK, US, and Indian markets over the past quarter-century. The author, Tom Stevenson, shares personal experiences and insights, noting the challenges of stock picking and the unpredictability of future market leaders. The piece underscores the need for humility and adaptability in investment strategies.
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Nicole Trilivas
Nicole Trilivas is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom.
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The Best Alternative Travel Destinations, According to Experts
Experts recommend alternative travel destinations to avoid crowded tourist spots. Koh Rong in Cambodia is suggested over Phuket for its limited development and natural beauty. The Alentejo region in Portugal offers a less-visited wine experience compared to the Douro Valley. Pantelleria in Italy provides a luxurious retreat with its unique cultural blend. Mahale National Park in Tanzania is highlighted for its remote chimpanzee sightings, while Ruaha National Park offers a more intimate safari experience than the Serengeti. Tinos in Greece is recommended for its untouched beaches and farm-to-table cuisine, providing a quieter alternative to Mykonos.
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Sean Williams
Experienced reporter, writer, broadcaster and photographer with bylines at The New Yorker, Harper's, Rolling Stone, GQ, Esquire, Outside, The Guardian, WIRED, The Atavist, Sports Illustrated and many more. A selection of my work is available to view at **** I also co-host a podcast about global ...
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3 Dow Stocks That Are Screaming Buys in March
Despite recent market volatility, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has outperformed other indexes, and within it, three stocks are highlighted as strong buys in March: Johnson & Johnson, Verizon Communications, and Walgreens Boots Alliance. Johnson & Johnson is praised for its healthcare resilience and pharmaceutical focus, Verizon for its 5G potential and dividend yield, and Walgreens for its strategic initiatives and healthcare services expansion. All three companies are noted for their potential to deliver value to investors.
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