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Posted on“In my opinion, what markets are reacting to is just sort of the haphazard nature of policy in this administration – the escalation, de-escalation,” said Robin Brooks, senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and former FX strategist at Goldman Sachs, pointing to similarities between the backlash over tariffs and Greenland.
Claires and The Original Factory Shop enter administration
Posted onHigh street retailers Claire’s and The Original Factory Shop are being put into administration, risking 2,500 jobs. It comes amid a turbulent time for Claire’s, popular with tweens for its brightly coloured accessories, which was seeking a buyer after its US owner filed for bankruptcy last year. Modella Capital, which owns both chains, said the…
How are trade deals actually negotiated?
Posted onMegan Lawton and Sam Gruet Business reporters Getty Images The world’s trade negotiators are continuing to be very busy as the US demands new deals Trade deals have never been more in the headlines, as Donald Trump continues to threaten countries with higher tariffs until they sign new agreements with the US. But how exactly…
Why firms are merging HR and IT departments
Posted onSean McManus Technology Reporter Getty Images The emergence of AI is making firms rethink their organisation Even if you have never worked for a big company, you will probably have an idea what the HR and IT departments do. Human resources (HR) deal with people, IT deal with the technology. It might seem like an…
