Eir Nolsøe is a senior economics reporter at The Telegraph. She covers a range of topics including government tax and spending, the labour market, and monetary policy, with a special interest in migration and asylum seekers. Eir's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo Finance, The Age, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Eir Nolsoe's primary focus is on finance and economy, with a significant coverage of government and politics. The articles indicate a strong emphasis on citing data, government announcements, and legal policy regulation.
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The mayor of New York City has scrapped his plans to raise property taxes on expensive second homes after angering local millionaires and billionaires.
The mayor of New York City has scrapped his plans to raise property taxes on expensive second homes after angering local millionaires and billionaires.
Sir Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves made their intentions perfectly clear when entering Downing Street.
One of Labour's biggest donors has backed Sir Keir Starmer and promised to bankroll the Prime Minister in any leadership battle.
By: Eir Nolsoe
One of Labour’s biggest donors has backed Sir Keir Starmer and promised to bankroll the Prime Minister in any leadership battle.
By: Szu Ping Chan, Tom Haynes, Chris Price, Eir Nolsoe
Chris Price, Szu Ping Chan, Tom Haynes, Eir Nolsoe Oil prices tumbled and global stock markets rallied after Donald Trump said the war in Iran was in its “final stages”.
The ousted chairman of BP has accused staff at the oil giant of “lies” and hiding behind “anonymity” after being dismissed without warning over bullying claims.
By: Eir Nolsoe
The ousted chairman of BP has accused staff at the oil giant of “lies” and hiding behind “anonymity” after being dismissed without warning over bullying claims.
The ousted chairman of BP has attacked the company’s board over “excessive” spending, including expensing tickets for sports events such as Wimbledon.
The world is becoming more dangerous.
