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Leaked British government papers indicate Ireland could face food shortages and a 7 percent drop in gross domestic product if the United Kingdom leaves the European without a deal, The Times newspaper reported on Friday.more

The fourth edition of the congress will take place in February 2019 at the Eden Roc Hotel in Miami, Florida.more

The UK will be poorer economically under any form of Brexit, compared with staying in the EU, new government analysis suggests.more

The threat of the upcoming "hard Brexit" or the sudden weakening of the Turkish lira may disturb the trade and pose a real threat to Polish entrepreneurs - said the Export Credit Insurance Corporation (KUKE) in Poland.more

The exchange of experience in the IT industry was the theme of the First British-Polish IT Forum organized yesterday at the Polish Embassy in London by the Polish Investment and Trade Agency (PAIH), the British-Polish Chamber of Commerce (BPCC) and the Polish Tech Days organizer in London - PLUGin.more

Migrant workers in the UK, many in low-paid jobs, are sending £8bn a year to support families in their home countries, says a report from the United Nations' education agency. more

BMW said it was continuing to prepare for a no-deal Brexit, given uncertainty around Prime Minister Theresa May's deal after several of her ministers resigned in protest.more

Instead of opening hubs in big western cities, a growing number of UK fintech startups are opting for Eastern Europe instead.more

Britain's main car industry body said the Brexit agreement reached between London and Brussels is only the first step as business seeks certainty on trade.more

Lack of employees in the labor market is a threat to the Polish economy. The solution may be a greater opening of the labor market to economic emigrants - the participants of the debate organized in the Ministry of the Family of Labor and Social Policy pointed out yesterday.more

McLaren will on Wednesday officially open a new factory in Sheffield building carbon-fibre chassis for its sports cars, bringing the work back to the UK from a supplier in Austria.more

About 14 shops are closing every day as UK High Streets face their toughest trading climate in five years, a report has found.more

When the cost of groceries, mortgage payments, utility bills, motoring, phones, the most modest of social lives, home insurance, car insurance, school and childcare and all the other things that most of us consider essential to live are totted up, a typical family who bought even a small home during the boom years are likely to spend more than 50,000 over the next 12 months.more

The new energy price cap will come into force on 1 January, saving 11 million customers an average of £76 a year on their gas and electricity bills. Regulator Ofgem has set the final level of the cap at £1,137 a year for an average dual fuel customer who pays by direct debit.more

The banking giant will seek final approval from the High Court in January next year to move over £200billion in European assets to its Irish subsidiary before March 29, 2019.more

The lack of agreement between the EU and Great Britain regarding Brexit will have negative consequences for the entire automotive market in Europe, including Poland - said the president of the European Toyota branch, Johan van Zyl.more

As ever, the Budget is not going to make smoking any cheaper as the price of a pack of cigarettes is going up yet again. This is obviously bad news for people trying to save cash, but might be good news in the long run if it encourages people to kick the habit.more

Income tax cuts for millions of workers announced in Philip Hammond's budget will "overwhelmingly benefit richer households", analysis has found, with almost half set to go to the top 10% of households.more

New Baltic town project for a billion euros was about to start this year. The Environmental Protection Directorate has been saying "no" for six years - said yesterday's "Puls Biznesu".more

It is predicted that economic growth in Western Europe, although still remaining at a good level, will drop to 1.7% in 2019. relative to 2 percent in 2018. In connection with Brexit and protectionism, mainly from the United States, increasing the pressure on the export of the company, begin to experience the deepening negative effects of delays in invoice payments.more

Scotch Whisky exports rose to almost £2 billion in the first half of the year. Exports increased in value by 10.8% to £1.97 billion, compared with the same period in 2017.more

Most British companies will implement their plans for coping with a disruptive Brexit by December if there is no clarity by then on how Britain will leave the European Union, a survey by a major employers group showed.more

Polish professionals and their contribution to the UK economy were celebrated last night at the House of Commons during an evening hosted by the Polish Embassy in London in cooperation with Matthew Offord MP. The event, which attracted around 150 guests from the professional world and beyond, saw a panel discussion on issues including perceptions of the Polish professional diaspora in the UK and more

A businessman recognised as Ireland's Entrepreneur of the Year 12 months ago, has said his company will be laying off workers in Britain as a result of Brexit.more

The taxpayer will have to choose: He agrees with the result of the inspection and humbly pays the tax, or disagrees, goes to court and exposes him to additional costs. Including sanctions and interest - reports Dziennik Gazeta Prawna.more