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For Polish millionaires who have built their fortunes since the beginning of the 90s, hometowns are still the main centers for doing business and investing in scientific, sporting, charitable and cultural projects - reports Money.pl.more

The Bank of England warned Thursday that the British economy will grow by less than it had predicted just three months ago as it kept its main interest rate on hold at 0.75%.more

Trade uncertainties and a slowdown in manufacturing could cause Europe's economy to grow at the slowest pace in six years, the International Monetary Fund warned on Wednesday. more

Government spending is likely to head back towards 1970s levels over the next parliament whichever party wins the general election, research suggests.more

The super-rich are preparing to immediately leave the UK if Jeremy Corbyn becomes prime minister, fearing they will lose billions of pounds if the Labour leader does "go after" the wealthy elite with new taxes, possible capital controls and a clampdown on private schools.more

Three million UK households are struggling to afford their water bills despite a significant rise in the number of customers receiving help, a report has found.more

Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Brexit deal would hurt Britain's economy more than further delays and continued uncertainty about leaving the European Union, a think tank said on Wednesday.more

Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn have used what could be their final Prime Minister's Questions to kick start their general election campaigns.more

Poles and Austrians best assess the economic situation of their countries - according to the 2019 IRIS Financial Confidence Survey.more

Britain's top payday lender has said it will pull out of the country as a slew of complaints and regulatory uncertainty rocked the business.more

Poland dropped to 40th place, by as much as 7 positions, in the annual ranking of the World Bank "Doing Business 2020". This is the fourth downward year in a row - experts alert.more

The decrease in exports as a result of Brexit with the agreement will reduce GDP in Poland by 0.14%, i.e. approx. PLN 3 billion. In the case of hard Brexit it will be 0.24 percent, i.e. the equivalent of approx. PLN 5 billion, according to calculations published in the Economic Weekly of the Polish Economic Institute.more

The global economy is slowing down, but it is possible to recover in 2020 - these are the main conclusions from the World Economic Outlook report published by the International Monetary Fund. The IMF also increased inflation estimates in Poland in 2020 to 3.5 percent. from 1.9%, and in December '20 CPI expects to reach 3.5% yoy, which is the highest forecast among EU countries.more

Poles are satisfied with democratic changes and the market economy, and are also convinced that the future will transfer positive development - according to a study conducted by the American institute Pew Research Center.more

In 2016, Poles had assets worth EUR 32 billion abroad. The budget lost EUR 1.4 billion on this in the form of unpaid taxes - we read in Dziennik Gazeta Prawna.more

With less than 20 days left to make necessary preparations for a possible no-deal Brexit, industry events in Warsaw and in Katowice have urged Polish businesses to get ready for trade after Brexit.more

The number of Ukrainians working in Poland who want to leave Poland is growing. The problem is that more from the East will not come to the Vistula River - informs today's "Puls Biznesu".more

The Minister of Finance of the United Kingdom Sajid Javid announced that the draft budget for the next financial year will be presented on November 6, which is less than a week after the planned withdrawal of the country from the European Union.more

Jeremy Corbyn's promise to take U.K. privatized companies back into public ownership if his Labour Party wins power will cost almost £200 billion, according to the Confederation of British Industry.more

Scare mongering aside - Brexit is due to have an impact on the average UK household in the event of a no deal. more

Even a "relatively benign" no-deal Brexit would push UK debt to its highest since the 1960s, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has said.more

The latest UK GDP report shows that the economy will probably avoid sliding into recession this autumn.more

The UK government has proposed an export loan of £ 100 million for the implementation of the Solidarity Transport Hub in Poland.more

Over EUR 4 billion was spent incorrectly in the last year from the EU coffers - according to an audit by the European Court of Auditors. Auditors call for simplification of procedures because they generate the most errors. more

After the financial crisis, the modern business services sector in Poland was booming. The economic slowdown in Germany is a chance for a repeat - writes today's "Puls Biznesu".more