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The International Monetary Fund has warned that a "no-deal" Brexit on World Trade Organization terms would entail "substantial costs" for the UK economy.more

The Governor of the Bank of England has always been clear about two things.more

The government has increased the budget of support for companies, but will tighten the criteria; details until the end of the year - said "Puls Biznesu" in its latest edition.more

Bank governor warns cabinet of high unemployment and sharp house price falls.more

Ralf Speth says he cannot be sure any UK plants will continue to operate after Brexit.more

London has lost its crown as the world's top financial centre as it is battered by Brexit, according to a report today.more

Debenhams has called in top company doctors to avoid collapse as the UK High Street giant may be forced to shut stores.more

The substantial impact of the financial crisis has left people's wages 3% below what they were a decade ago, new research reveals.more

Mark Carney will remain Bank of England governor until the end of January 2020, Chancellor Philip Hammond has told MPs. Mr Hammond said the seven-month extension would "support a smooth exit" from the European Union.more

The UK economy requires a series of fundamental structural overhauls - from giving workers more rights, to raising state investment, to empowering regulators to bust monopolies - a landmark commission on the state of the UK economy has concluded.more

The world's biggest offshore windfarm has officially opened in the Irish Sea, amid warnings that Brexit could increase costs for future projects.more

Birmingham will be the first major city to have 5G mobile coverage, it will be announced tomorrow.more

Mark Carney has said he is willing to stay on as governor of the Bank of England if it will help the government "smooth" the Brexit transition.more

The head of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, said that the EU would respond appropriately if US President Donald Trump withdrew his promise not to impose duties on cars from Europe. Media point to a renewed increase in tension between the Union and the United States.more

Panasonic will move its European headquarters from the UK to Amsterdam in October as Brexit approaches.more

ALMOST SIX IN ten small-to-medium sized businesses believe Brexit will have a negative impact on their future business, but only 6% of businesses have a plan in place to deal with the fallout of the UK leaving the EU.more

Christmas tree growers fear that the recent drought has decimated about 30pc of this year's crop. Christy Kavanagh, chairman of the Irish Christmas Tree Growers association, estimates that about 30pc of new trees planted this year were destroyed by the longest drought here in more than 40 years.more

According to the authors of the report, commissioned by the organizer of the World Economic Forum in Davos (WEF), artificial intelligence can destroy the global financial system and in the near future contribute to the next global economic crisis.more

The border counties and midlands were the only regions to record a decline in overseas visitor numbers last year, according to data compiled by Fáílte Ireland.more

The organization associating heads of human resources departments in British companies today announced that the decrease in the number of migrants coming to the UK with the EU caused by next year's Brexit, deepened the problems of employers with finding appropriate employees.more

Irish-owned online travel agent Click&Go is investing €2m in the opening of an office in Warsaw, Poland; its first office outside of Ireland. The new base is expected to employ 10 full-time staff by the end of the year and the website for Click&Go's Polish operation has just gone live.more

Polish entrepreneurs are among the leaders fearing the negative effects of Brexit. Considering the uncertainty associated with its final consequences, it is important that our companies secure themselves through, for example, proper record keeping - says Włodzimierz Szymczak from Atradius Collections in Poland.more

Poland is a warehouse power - according to the CBRE report "Warehouse market in Poland in the first half of 2018". It was added that there is 14.3 million sq m of warehouse space on the market, and another 2.3 million sq m is under construction.more

Brexit has slowed London's population growth to the lowest rate for more than a decade and caused a risk of "significant damage" to the capital's economy, a report warned today.more

London's renters are having a "rough ride", with average rents hitting the £2,000 per month mark for the first time.more