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  • The current Brexit approach guarantees failure – when will the no-dealers wake up?

    April 5, 2019

    The Brexit process resembles a slow motion car crash. But of all the many twists and turns that we have had to endure in recent weeks, perhaps the most torturous has been the path trodden by the most committed proponents of the UK’s exit from the EU: the so-called “no-dealers”. Having once been the shock [...]

  • Brexit uncertainty has cost the UK economy £66bn, says S&P

    April 4, 2019

    Brexit has cost the UK economy £66bn in lost growth, according to ratings agency S&P. Had the UK voted to remain in the EU in 2016s referendum the economy would have been three per cent larger by the end of 2018, the group’s report said. Read more: Brexit delay wins MPs' support by a margin [...]

  • Self-driving cars could inject £62bn into UK economy by 2030 if Brexit is a success, says trade body

    April 4, 2019

    Self-driving cars could provide Britain's economy with a £62bn boost by 2030, but only if the UK agrees a favourable Brexit deal, a report by a leading trade body has found. The report, produced by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), says the UK is the world's number one location for connected and [...]

  • The burden of business rates falls unfairly on the West End

    April 4, 2019

    This week, UK retailers received one of their biggest tax bills of the year. The consequences of the 2017 revaluation of business rates will again be felt, with a further hike of nearly 50 per cent for some companies. Retailers in London’s West End and Mayfair will once again be hardest hit, paying the lion’s [...]

  • Five high-quality European stocks for an ISA

    April 4, 2019  |  City Talk

    By Rodney Hobson from interactive investor. Our author and columnist offers some tips on choosing ISA stocks and identifies a handful of top picks. Rodney Hobson is an experienced financial writer and commentator who has held senior editorial positions on publications and websites in the UK and Asia, including Business News Editor on The Times [...]

  • Hancock says no-deal Brexit ‘highly unlikely’ as May attempts to reach cross-party withdrawal agreement with Labour

    April 4, 2019

    Health secretary Matt Hancock today said a no-deal Brexit is “very unlikely” as the Prime Minister attempts to seal a Brexit deal with Labour. Read more: Police warn MPs and campaigners not to inflame Brexit tensions Hancock said securing the support of Labour MPs in the Commons was the only likelihood of Theresa May getting [...]

  • Police warn MPs and campaigners not to inflame Brexit tensions

    April 4, 2019

    Politicians and campaigners must be careful not to “inflame tensions” over Brexit, a senior police chief has warned. The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) said it had ramped up no-deal preparations to cope with potential protest, crime and emergencies, with 10,000 officers across the country ready to respond to national emergencies. Read more: Brexit delay [...]

  • New car sales fall in crucial month for Britain’s car industry as Brexit uncertainty lingers

    April 4, 2019

    New car registrations dropped by 3.4 per cent last month as political and economic uncertainty continues to hit demand. Demand slipped in both private and business sectors as sales hit their lowest March level since 2013, according to new figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). Read more: Cost of meeting emissions [...]

  • May and Corbyn continue talks as MPs back Brexit delay bill by a single vote

    April 4, 2019

    Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn will hold more meetings today to thrash out a Brexit compromise after MPs narrowly passed a law instructing the Prime Minister to ask for a delay to the UK’s withdrawal from the EU. Read more: John Bercow delivers casting vote in historic tie on Commons Brexit plan In a dramatic [...]

  • AO World spends £15m on Brexit stockpiling as founder returns as CEO

    April 4, 2019

    Electrical retailer AO World today warned investors it expects to take a £2.5m hit this year as it shakes up its management team in the wake of John Roberts’ return as chief executive. Read more: AO World’s chief executive departs with founder returning to the role The exceptional costs for the 12 months to the [...]

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