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  • ‘No deal’ Brexit would lead to hard border with Ireland, confirms EU

    January 22, 2019

    A no deal Brexit would lead to a hard border between the UK and Ireland, the European Commission has confirmed in a departure from previous claims the crossing would remain invisible. Margaritis Schinas, spokesperson for the Commission, issued the warning in a press conference in which he also quoted the Spice Girls as he urged [...]

  • Davos: Brazil’s Bolsonaro promises prudence while US secretary of state Pompeo hails populist wave

    January 22, 2019

    Brazil’s newly elected right-wing populist President Jair Bolsonaro today tried to reassure an audience at the Davos world economic forum that his new regime would be business-friendly and fiscally disciplined. Bolsonaro said he would move to open up Brazil’s economy, reduce and simplify taxes, fight corruption and privatise state companies. “We will reduce the tax [...]

  • Dyson to move its company headquarters to Singapore as Asian success rises

    January 22, 2019

    British billionaire James Dyson will be moving the corporate office and tax registration of his vacuum business to Singapore. The firm said the decision was motivated by a desire to be closer to the eponymous brand's fastest-growing markets, and was unrelated to the UK's upcoming exit from the EU or any tax implications. James Dyson has been [...]

  • Davos: Citigroup CEO admits London focus will wane after Brexit

    January 22, 2019

    Citigroup has warned that it will do less work in London after Brexit. Speaking at Davos today, chief executive Michael Corbat warned that the firm will move jobs to the EU in preparations for Brexit, adding that “the outcome is that we will be doing less there [London]”. Read more: Citigroup appoints new investment bank [...]

  • Gatwick drone chaos costs Easyjet £15m but shares rise as profits stay the course

    January 22, 2019

    Drone disruption at Gatwick cost Easyjet £15m, the airline revealed today, as it said that 82,000 passengers were affected by the incident, but shares rose as profits stayed the course. Easyjet was forced to spend £10m in customer welfare costs and lost £5m in revenue, it confirmed in a trading update this morning, as it [...]

  • Davos: Investec banking chief warns stopping Brexit would ‘corrupt democracy’

    January 22, 2019

    Stopping Brexit would “corrupt democracy”, the chief of banking giant Investec has warned. Hendrik du Toit, joint chief executive of the UK-listed bank, insisted Britain must leave the EU regardless of what people in the financial sector think about the decision. Read more: At Davos, Huawei calls for speedy resolution to case of detained CFO [...]

  • Three-quarters of trade could collapse in no-deal Brexit, report warns

    January 22, 2019

    Around three quarters of trade between Dover and Calais could grind to a halt if the UK leaves the EU without a deal, a leaked report has warned. A UK Border Force report leaked to Sky News estimates that between 75 per cent and 87 per cent of cross-Channel freight trade could collapse for up to [...]

  • Theresa May feels the heat as MPs table plans to alter Brexit process

    January 22, 2019

    Former attorney general and Tory rebel Dominic Grieve has tabled his motion to allow MPs time to debate various Brexit options in the run-up to the UK's exit from the EU. Grieve was originally planning to table a motion that would have allowed 300 MPs from the five parties to be debated and voted on by [...]

  • Think you know how Britain feels about Brexit? Think again

    January 22, 2019

    Having seen her Brexit proposals rejected in the largest defeat for a sitting government in British parliamentary history, the Prime Minister returned to the House of Commons on Monday with a plan B that looks startling like plan A. Yes, there have been some tweaks around the edges, such as scrapping the fee for EU [...]

  • Chasing global uncertainties with an active toddler is not easy

    January 22, 2019

    You know you are a “Brexhausted” mother when you spend your day (and sometimes nights) chasing Brexit madness and the rest of the time chasing a super-active toddler. At least my toddler is starting to understand when I say “I think we are done for today, it’s time to go to bed”. While that’s been [...]

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