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  • Majority of companies still waiting to pull the trigger on Brexit preparations, according to survey

    December 4, 2018

    A majority of companies have made no changes to their business plans ahead of Brexit, according to research. The Bank of England’s (BoE) regional agents asked 369 companies in October and November whether they had made changes to their supply chains, set up new legal entities or relocated office ahead of either a no-deal scenario [...]

  • Former Bank of England governor Mervyn King savages May’s Brexit deal

    December 4, 2018

    The former governor of the Bank of England Lord Mervyn King has slammed Theresa May’s Brexit deal and implicitly criticised his successor Mark Carney. King called the withdrawal agreement "incompetence of a high order". “It simply beggars belief that a government could be hell-bent on a deal that hands over £39 billion, while giving the EU both [...]

  • Zopa to launch digital banking service, becoming latest group to take the fight to traditional high street banks

    December 4, 2018

    Peer-to-peer lender Zopa is to follow through on continued hints that it would launch a bank, this morning announcing that it had acquired a license to do so. The company said it will roll out a range of new banking products next year, including fixed term savings accounts, credit cards and a money management app, [...]

  • Mark Carney: Bank scenario was not an ‘exam crisis’

    December 4, 2018

    Bank of England governor Mark Carney rebuffed his critics in front of an audience of MPs this morning after insisting that his recent doomsday scenario was not an “exam crisis”. The Threadneedle street boss said that criticism of the Bank’s decision to make a report on a worst-case scenario – which warned that the pound could fall [...]

  • French Prime Minister to halt fuel tax rise amid violent protests

    December 4, 2018

    France’s embroiled government is set to back down today over a planned fuel tax rise which has prompted widespread protests and violent demonstrations across the country. According to local media Prime Minister Edouard Phillipe is set to pull the plug on proposed diesel tax hikes in an attempt to de-escalate current tensions between President Emmanuel [...]

  • Brexit case: European Court says Article 50 can be reversed

    December 4, 2018

    The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) said today that Article 50 could be reversed, halting the UK's exit from the European Union. Spanish judge, advocate general Campos Sanchez-Bordona, said in his non-binding opinion that reversing Article 50 would be within the powers of the UK as a sovereign state. He said: “Withdrawal from [...]

  • Sandwich maker gives shareholders a taste of the profits after sale of US arm

    December 4, 2018

    Irish food company Greencore put a smile on the face of its shareholders this morning, posting a rise in profits and pledging to return cash to investors following the sale of its US arm. Pre-tax profits at the sandwich, salad and sushi maker rose 13 per cent to £17.8m in the financial year to the [...]

  • How the UK can work with Japan to make the world a safer and more stable place

    December 4, 2018

    The language of diplomacy can sometimes be very general. Diplomats and politicians invoke the idea of “partnerships” and “strong bilateral relations” without making clear to their citizens why they matter or what the benefits might be. Talk about trading opportunities gives a sense of something practical emerging from these sorts of relationship, but trade and investment is just [...]

  • Sorrell strikes again with deal for US digital advertisers

    December 4, 2018

    Sir Martin Sorrell will make his second acquisition since leaving advertising giant WPP as he takes over Mighty Hive, a day after his new outfit announced it was in advanced talks with the company. S4 Capital, which was set up by Sorrell after he left the world's biggest advertising firm earlier this year, said it will [...]

  • Rigged and ready: After recent gains, are oil prices set to recover?

    December 4, 2018

    The oil market has had a tough time this year, with prices sliding since October. And yet, there’s been a radical turn of events over recent days, with the picture looking drastically different as the markets opened for trading this week. In fact, one of yesterday’s biggest market movements was oil, with brent crude surging [...]

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