Holly Williams is a journalist at various esteemed publications including The Guardian, The Telegraph, and BBC News. She specializes in themes such as business and economics, finance, and energy, covering topics like energy policy, corporate finance, and renewable energy. Holly's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Times, Yahoo News, and British Vogue.
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Holly Williams focuses on local (United Kingdom, London) coverage with a significant focus on government announcements and citing data. She covers topics related to finance & economy, business & industry, as well as government & politics.
Given her interest in citing data and covering financial news and banking, Holly would likely be interested in pitches from experts who can provide insightful analysis or commentary on economic trends particularly within the UK or London markets. Pitches should highlight the potential impact of such trends on businesses and industries within these areas.
Furthermore, considering her articles often reference government announcements and political themes, she may also welcome contributions from professionals with expertise in public policy or those able to provide informed perspectives regarding governmental decisions impacting the local economy.
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Office roles are set to be largely hit, with the majority of cuts affecting its UK operations.
By: Holly Williams, David Hughes, Ted Hennessey
Jaguar Land Rover has confirmed plans to cut around 4,000 jobs over the next two years as it looks to save £1.7 billion.
By: Holly Williams, David Hughes, Ted Hennessey
CEO says group plans to build 'stronger, more competitive JLR for all our stakeholders'
Harry Potter publisher Bloomsbury has set out plans for its founding boss to stand down from the helm in five years' time after four decades leading the group.
By: Holly Williams
Nigel Newton has moved to become executive chairman, with plans to appoint a new chief executive in two years.
Bloomsbury , the publishing house behind Harry Potter , has outlined a five-year succession plan for founder Nigel Newton, who has steered the company for four decades.
Small business lender Funding Circle has revealed plans for its boss of more than four years to step down by next September as it upped its annual profit outlook.
One of Mr Newton's defining moments was acquiring the rights to J.K. Rowling's first Harry Potter book after several publishers had rejected it
By: Holly Williams
Spanish fast fashion giant Inditex said its autumn/winter collections had also so far been ‘very well received' by shoppers, with sales up 9%.
By: Holly Williams
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