Anna Wise

10 hours ago | independent.co.uk | Anna Wise

Uncertainty about future policy decisions and their effect on global trade has weighed on businessesAnna WiseGlobal property markets have cooled in recent months as businesses grapple with the uncertainty surrounding US President Donald Trump’s trade policies, according to real estate group Savills. The firm noted a slowdown in transactions since April, following Mr Trump’s announcement of increased tariffs on international exports.

13 hours ago | independent.co.uk | Anna Wise

Conditions are expected to recover over the second half of 2025 as trade policy becomes more certain. Anna WiseUncertainty over the impact of US President Donald Trump’s tariffs has led to a slowdown in global property purchases in recent months as companies “digest” recent events, estate agency group Savills has said. Conditions are expected to recover over the second half of 2025 as trade policy becomes more certain.

14 hours ago | msn.com | Anna Wise

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14 hours ago | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Anna Wise

Burberry to cut up to 1,700 jobs worldwide in bid to slash costsLuxury fashion retailer Burberry has unveiled plans to axe nearly a fifth of its global workforce (Isabel Infantes/PA)By Anna Wise, PA Business Reporter©Press AssociationToday at 12:20Burberry has unveiled plans to axe nearly a fifth of its global workforce, including UK factory workers, in a bid to slash costs and return to profit.

17 hours ago | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Anna Wise

Burberry to cut up to 1,700 jobs worldwide after £3m lossBurberry has announced plans to potentially cut about 20% of its global workforce (Yui Mok/PA)By Anna Wise, PA Business Reporter©Press AssociationToday at 08:50Burberry has announced plans to cut a potential 1,700 jobs worldwide as part of efforts to slash staff costs and return the luxury fashion brand to a profit. The proposals will cut about 20% of its global workforce, including job losses at its Castleford factory in West Yorkshire.