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- PA Media: Tech
Google: UK user data not at risk from post-Brexit move to the US
The tech giant said the same data protections will apply despite the shift.
- Reuters
Summit standoff as EU leaders grapple with Brexit-sized hole in budget
The joint budget is the most tangible expression of the European Union's priorities over the next seven years - and its member states' willingness to stump up cash for them - but divisions were evident even before the talks began in Brussels. Britain, which left the EU last month, was the second-biggest
- PA Media: Money
Brexit pushes growing number of businesses to Netherlands
Since the 2016 referendum on Britain leaving the European Union, 140 businesses have established a presence in the Netherlands.
- Reuters
German exports to Britain slumped in run-up to Brexit
German exports to Britain fell for the fourth year running in 2019, according to Statistical Office data seen by Reuters, as the weak pound dampened demand and uncertainty over post-Brexit trade regulations disrupted existing supply chains. Exports to Germany's fifth-largest customer fell 4.2% to
- Yahoo Finance UK
Brexit, Germany slowdown and Australia fires hit hiring at UK recruiter Hays
The global recruitment giant warned of a hiring slowdown in Europe's three largest economies last year.
- Sky News
Google users 'set to lose EU protections on their data' due to Brexit
Google plans to move accounts of its British users to a US jurisdiction, making it easier for sensitive information of tens of millions of people to be accessed by UK authorities, reports say. The European Union is known for having some of the world's strictest data protection laws with General
EU leaders to clash over money as Brexit blows hole in budget
European Union leaders will clash this week over the EU's 2021-2027 budget as Britain's exit leaves a 75 billion euro ($81 billion) hole in the bloc's finances just as it faces costly challenges such as becoming carbon neutral by 2050. For the coming seven-year cycle, the starting point
German exports to Britain slumped in run-up to Brexit
German exports to Britain fell for the fourth year running in 2019, according to Statistical Office data seen by Reuters, as the weak pound dampened demand and uncertainty over post-Brexit trade regulations disrupted existing supply chains. "The main cause is the continuing uncertainty over the
- Reuters
Brexit brings record number of businesses to Netherlands in 2019
Twice as many companies set up operations in the Netherlands in 2019 compared to a year earlier as Britain's departure from the European Union neared, a Dutch government agency said on Wednesday. Last year, 78 businesses chose to open offices or move operations to the Benelux country, taking the
- Reuters - UK Focus
Brexit brings record number of businesses to Netherlands in 2019
Twice as many companies set up operations in the Netherlands in 2019 compared to a year earlier as Britain's departure from the European Union neared, a Dutch government agency said on Wednesday. Last year, 78 businesses chose to open offices or move operations to the Benelux country, taking the
- Reuters
French farmers sweat over subsidies in post-Brexit EU budget talks
French dairy and crop farmer Jean-Claude Pette relies on European Union subsidies to keep his 200-hectare farm afloat. "Unfortunately, if you look at the prices we sell our produce for today, we need those subsidies to survive," Pette told Reuters on his farm 80km (50 miles) outside Paris.
- Reuters - UK Focus
French farmers fret over subsidies in post-Brexit EU budget talks
French dairy and crop farmer Jean-Claude Pette relies on European Union subsidies to keep his 200-hectare farm afloat. "Unfortunately, if you look at the prices we sell our produce for today, we need those subsidies to survive," Pette told Reuters on his farm 80km (50 miles) outside Paris.
Gibraltar encouraged by Spanish "pragmatism" on post-Brexit ties
Gibraltar is encouraged by Spain's "pragmatism" on its key demand that their mutual border remain fully open after the Brexit transition period expires at the end of 2020, its deputy chief minister said on Monday. Spain claims sovereignty over the port at the mouth of the Mediterranean
- Fool.co.uk
3 correlations between the FTSE 100 and Brexit that you need to know before investing
The FTSE 100 index performance and Brexit developments are more connected than you think, says Jonathan Smith.The post 3 correlations between the FTSE 100 and Brexit that you need to know before investing appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
- Sky News
Brexit: UK and EU will 'rip each other apart' in talks, France predicts
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been warned that he will face a tough battle with the European Union in his efforts to secure a trade deal in the aftermath of Brexit. France's foreign minister Jean-Yves le Drian gave the prediction during the Munich Security Conference , as both sides prepare
- Reuters
UK shoppers face pain without comprehensive post-Brexit trade deal - BRC
British consumers face higher prices and reduced availability of goods if the government fails to agree pragmatic solutions with the European Union on regulatory checks at ports in any post-Brexit deal, the retail industry's lobby group warned on Monday. Next month will see the formal launch of
- Reuters - UK Focus
UK shoppers face pain without comprehensive post-Brexit trade deal - BRC
British consumers face higher prices and reduced availability of goods if the government fails to agree pragmatic solutions with the European Union on regulatory checks at ports in any post-Brexit deal, the retail industry's lobby group warned on Monday. Next month will see the formal launch of
- PA Media: Money
Brexit uncertainty still affecting exporters, study suggests
Key indicators for export orders and sales in manufacturing and services declined sharply in 2019, says BCC.
- Sky News
Sir Keir Starmer: Labour's Brexit stance in the general election was the 'right policy'
Labour's Brexit stance in the general election was the "right policy", the favourite to replace Jeremy Corbyn as the party's next leader has told Sky News. Sir Keir Starmer defended the party's position on Britain's EU exit, despite Labour suffering its worst performance at
- Reuters - UK Focus
UK post-Brexit rules to 'turn off tap' of low-skilled foreign labour
Britain will "turn off the tap" of foreign, low-skilled labour and require all skilled workers wishing to come to the country to have a job offer and meet salary and language requirements as it sets post-Brexit rules from next year. Britain formally left the European Union at the end of January
- Reuters
Plastics tax, carbon-trading cash to cover EU's Brexit gap, officials say
The chairman of the European Union's leaders proposed on Friday filling the hole left by Britain in the bloc's next long-term budget with revenue from a new tax on plastics and funds from trading carbon emissions. Presenting a so-called 'negotiating box' which will form the basis of
- Reuters
Carney sees silver lining after Brexit hit to UK economy
For years, Bank of England boss Mark Carney warned of the economic risks of Britain leaving the European Union. Now that it has happened, he says there could be a silver lining in Prime Minister Boris Johnson's plans to boost growth. Speaking to Reuters a month before he ends his nearly seven-year
- Reuters - UK Focus
HIGHLIGHTS-Bank of England's Carney speaks about Brexit, technology and climate change
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney spoke to Reuters about Brexit, the impact of December's election on Britain's economy, climate change and how technology might eventually help economies around the world to grow more strongly. Below are comments made by Carney during the interview. It comes
