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.
UK Businesses Cautioned About Crime Increase from Brexit
The National Crime agency partnered with other law enforcement agencies for an assessment determining that crime could skyrocket following Brexit, including money laundering and organised crime.
Brexit Divorce Price Tag Still Unknown, Auditors
According to the National Audit Office, it remains impossible to produce an accurate total for the Brexit bill as there are too many events that could occur in the future that are unknown.
UK Faces Dire “Brexit Brain Drain”
Academics are fleeing Britain and students are applying to UK university courses in fewer numbers. It gets worse still, as half of all skilled EU talent plans to leave Britain because of Brexit.
Brexit will Slow UK’s Economy to Lower Rate than other G7 Countries
A Lloyds Bank survey of top financial sector heads in the U.K. showed these execs are worried that Brexit will slow the British economy to a rate lower than any other G7 nation.
Brexit Gloom Lifting as More Benefits Become Apparent
With a year until the separation between the UK and EU becomes final, Brexit is already showing some signs it'll be good for business.
UK Businesses “Fearful” of Post-Brexit Migration System
A new Migration Advisory Committee report revealed businesses throughout the U.K. are concerned about the way the migration system will function post-Brexit and how the labour market will be affected.
Brexit Red-Tape: Which Sectors Will Be Hit The Hardest?
As the UK’s business community anxiously follows Theresa May’s Brexit negotiations, a study has raised new concerns about the cost of trading tariffs after Britain leaves the EU.
UK May Need Until 2064 to Pay Off Brexit Cost
A recent report from the Office for Budget Responsibility said the United Kingdom may still be paying off the cost of Brexit in 2064, though the total economic impact may be impossible to tally.
Britain’s Chancellor Hikes Growth Forecasts in Spring Statement
No public spending programme is on the horizon for the UK as yet but the economy is looking healthier, says Britain's Chancellor.
Theresa May Says Brexit to Cut UK Single Market Access Generates Confusion
U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May's third major Brexit speech said that some "hard facts" needed to be faced, but was then accused of doing little more than making vague promises and confusing matters further.
