Why Post-Brexit Britain Is Economically Isolated, Vulnerable and Running on Fumes October 4, 2021 By Joe Mayes, Lizzy Burden and Isis Almeida Lines of cars snake from gasoline stations. Fights break out among angry motorists trying to get fuel. Grocery staples are...
EU Permits Free Flow of Data with UK to Avoid Violations of Its Strict Privacy Rules June 29, 2021 By Stephanie Bodoni The European Union gave its formal blessing to a decision guaranteeing the free flow of data between the bloc and...
Britain Calls on EU to Open Financial Services Talks, Urging Bloc to Avoid Protectionism June 16, 2021 By Huw Jones Britain’s finance ministry called on the European Union to open talks on financial services, after the London Stock Exchange on...
London’s ‘Golden Age’ as Europe’s Financial Center Has Ended: NatWest Chair May 20, 2021 By Huw Jones The City of London’s ‘Golden Age’ as Europe’s financial capital is over following Brexit, but it will remain a major...
Britain’s Financial Services Sector ‘Not Optimistic’ About Getting Access to EU Markets May 14, 2021 By Huw Jones Britain’s financial services sector won’t get access to the European Union’s markets for the foreseeable future following Brexit, industry officials...
Many UK Companies Report Difficulties with Post-Brexit Trade Arrangements: HSBC February 5, 2021 By Andy Bruce LONDON – Around 40% of British companies that import and export said the shift to a new trading arrangement with...
UK Businesses Face Miles of Red Tape with New Brexit Border Rules January 12, 2021 By Lucy Meakin, Lizzy Burden and Deirdre Hipwell While the mile-long lines of trucks have dissipated at ports, UK businesses are waking up to less visible forms of...