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British homes are to set to be heated by over the new year with gas from a Russian project targeted by US sanctions, writes "The Financial Times". more

An influential US think tank has warned that almost all possible trading relationships between the EU and the UK after Brexit would be less favourable for the British economy than if it were to stay in the trading bloc. The Rand Corporation, a non-profit group, in a report published on Tuesday, uses a model to measure percentage and monetary changes in GDP growth, GDP per capita, trade and foreigmore

City firms plan to move 10,500 jobs out of the UK on "day one" of Brexit, with Dublin and Frankfurt the financial centres most likely to benefit from the UK's departure from the EU.more

The UK government has produced no economic forecasts on the likely impact of Brexit on various sectors of the economy, the Brexit secretary, David Davis, has told a committee of MPs who have attempted to examine the studies.more

The European Union has published its first blacklist of tax havens, naming 17 territories including Saint Lucia, Barbados and South Korea.more

After a few years, Poland began to import concentrated apple juice from China - informs "Puls Biznesu", noting the deficit of apples.more

Slipping from fifth to sixth position, the UK now resides beneath the US, China, Japan, Germany and France.more

It now costs €16,169.15 a year, or 43 percent of the average national wage to own and maintain a house. These figures were released yesterday by AA Home Insurance, who created these detailed calculations and also noted that the figure has risen by more than three percent since last year.more

Polish company opened its first modular hotel in Edinburgh, Scotland. Polcom opened a facility that will operate under the Courtyard by Marriott brand - said Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego, which provided funding for the project.more

UK consumers could be hit by a new bout of food price inflation next year after the return of the La Nina global weather phenomenon, which may hit production of key commodities including coffee and cocoa. The UK is expected to be particularly exposed to the effect of the event, which tends to prompt dry weather in the US midwest and heavy rainfall in south-east Asia and Australia.more

Lack of employees will have huge impact on the rise in wages - Piotr Piękoś from Pekao belives.more

Geraldine Swarbrigg is no stranger to retail success. The serial entrepreneur has been in the business for over 40 years - and she's just taken home the Lifetime Achievement Award for her efforts from the Image Women 2017 Image Business Women of the Year Awards.more

Theresa May has claimed she will personally take charge of the UK's housing crisis. A drastic shortage of affordable property runs the risk of creating a 'rootless generation' and escalating the UK's growing homelessness problem, the Government has acknowledged.more

Financial Times pointed that "cheap rents and low labor costs strengthen the attractiveness of Poland" for Internet businesses. However, the newspaper noted that the country does not use its potential in the EU.more

House prices will keep rising over the next three years, but the property market is not overheating, according to the State's leading think tank. Prices are likely to rise by 20pc by 2020, the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) said in a new report.more

A new £1.4 billion Westfield shopping centre in Croydon has been unanimously approved by councillors.more

Global vehicle sales will decline over the next two decades as consumers embrace on-demand ride services such as Uber, according to IHS Markit study.more

Business leaders from both sides of the English Channel urged Prime Minister Theresa May yesterday to accelerate talks on Britain's exit from the European Union as uncertainty about future trade relations threatens jobs and investment.more

Voting by EU countries on new headquarters of two European agencies that will have to move from Britain after Brexit will be secret and voting cards will be destroyed. The election is due November 20.more

UNLESS YOU HAVE been living under a rock, you probably noticed there's a doughnut fad in full swing. Following in the footsteps of burrito and cupcake stores, several new doughnut chains have launched stores across Ireland.more

Theresa May told the conference the negotiators were making progress and she hoped to make a move on the transition and trade talks "as quickly as possible".more

The actions taken in the euro zone, in response to the fiscal crisis, have limited the risk of destruction, said Nouriel Roubini, a well-known economist.more

More than 150,000 workers whose firms are signed up to the voluntary living wage rate are set to get a pay rise.more

Sales of beer in Britain's pubs, bars and restaurants have fallen by the biggest margin for five years, figures show.more

The Video Games Tax Relief programme has been officially renewed through to 2023, after it was originally scheduled to expire in April 2018.more