Brexit
Stay on top of the latest Brexit news so you won’t miss a beat as the United Kingdom and the European Union prepare to separate and then implement those decisions. Learn about the effects on regulations, large industries, employment, immigration and the way these changes will impact how you go about your everyday life.
Cabinet Hopeful for Brexit Deal Before November Ends
Senior Ministers have agreed to come to a Brexit agreement by the end of November, while establishing a strategy to ensure British Parliament and citizens will support it.
Newly Restarted UK Fracking in Lancashire Stopped Due to Earthquakes
Cuadrilla was required to temporarily halt its fracking operations in Lancashire as a result of earthquakes related to the shale gas drilling and that required an immediate “red light”.
Brussels Gives UK One Day to Settle Its Brexit Position
British PM Theresa May sent Dominic Raab to Brussels following her dramatic decision to “disengage”, after which the EU gave the UK one day to settle its Brexit position.
Coinbase Opens Dublin Offices in Case of No-Deal Brexit
Coinbase CEO Zeeshan Feroz announced that the cryptocurrency exchange would open offices in Dublin while keeping its headquarters in London, in preparation for a possible hard Brexit.
How A No-Deal Brexit Could Impact UK Food Price and Quality
What Hard Brexit Could Mean For the UK Food Price and Industry. One major worry is the potentially chaotic impact on the UK’s food sector. The industry counts as the UK’s biggest manufacturing sector. Brexit could mean Major Disruption and Rotten Fruit.
UK Economy Ground to a Halt in August, but Was it Just a Blip?
The Office for National Statistics released its GDP growth rate data, showing that the UK economy ground to a halt with 0 percent growth in August.
PM Theresa May Could be Getting Closer to a Brexit Deal
British PM Theresa May could be getting closer to a Brexit deal, with enthusiasm from the EU's Donald Tusk and Jean-Claude Juncker, but Downing St is reserved
AIA Joins US-UK Financial and Related Professional Services Coalition
The American Insurance Association joined the US-UK Financial and Related Professional Services Coalition to boost investing and trade discussions as Brexit approaches.
Three Tory Ministers Support Holding a New Public Brexit Referendum
Dr. Phillip Lee and former education secretary Justine Greening said Tory MPs are in favor of a new pubic Brexit referendum after speaking at the People’s Vote event of the annual Conservative conference.
No-deal Brexit could halt farming exports for six months
While exports of food and alcohol from the United Kingdom to the European Union are worth £13.2bn a year, Brexit could severely harm the farming exports in the next few months.
