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Martin Cloake
Martin has worked as a journalist for over 20 years on a variety of titles in the business press, contract publishing and best-selling consumer magazines. He covers the business of sport for AOL Money, along with tax policy, the media and publishing businesses and mobile technology.
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Potential Olympics brings for all is huge, says expert
By Martin Cloake, Nov 03, 2011
In the final part of our look at the London Olympics, expert Matt Rogan argues that the Games are already bringing more benefit to Britain than is being acknowledged
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Apple’s iPad is a favourite for scammers
By Martin Cloake, Nov 03, 2011
Scammers are flooding the market with fake iPads in the run-up to Christmas, while one buyer got less than she bargained for in a McDonalds car park.
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Unilever and BT head big names reporting
By Martin Cloake, Nov 03, 2011
On a bumper morning for results, some of the biggest names in business have posted results. They include News Corporation, Pearson and Aer Lingus.
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Rowan Williams puts moral case for reform
By Martin Cloake, Nov 02, 2011
The Archbishop of Canterbury has backed calls for a ‘Robin Hood tax’ on financial transactions as the church adjusts its stance on protests.
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Nationwide brings product placement to UK TV
By Martin Cloake, Nov 02, 2011
ITV have signed a groundbreaking deal to promote Nationwide in Coronation Street. We look at some key product placement moments in popular culture
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Britain has hosted Olympics in austerity before
By Martin Cloake, Nov 02, 2011
Austerity brought the best out of the London Olympics of 1948 and, says expert Matt Rogan, the signs are that it can do so again next year.
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Next sales up, but there’s a twist in the tale
By Martin Cloake, Nov 02, 2011
Sales at high street giant Next are up, driven by growth in the online business. There’s news too from Standard Life on the day after a dramatic market slump.
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