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Economic growth in Poland will reach approx. 5%. in 2021 and will remain at a similar level in 2022, assessed OECD Secretary General Mathias Cormann. From 2023, he added, growth would "weaken slightly but remain strong".more

Boris Johnson was left floundering today when he lost his place in a high-profile speech to business leaders. more

Britain and France remained trapped in fierce cross-channel conflict Fishing license For a French boat in the British waters after a meeting with British Minister Sir David Frost and French Minister of Europe Clement Beaune in Paris on Thursday.more

Early Christmas shopping helped to push up shop sales in October as people spent more on clothing and on toys. more

The British government has significantly reduced its flagship infrastructure project - the plan to build the HS2 high-speed rail linking London with northern England. One of its two legs that would lead to Leeds will not be built.more

House of Fraser has said it will shut its huge Oxford Street store. It will close in January 2022 after 22 years at the site following notice by the landlord.more

Logistics workers top the list of hardest-to-fill positions; the scale of the candidate shortage is even greater than for IT specialists, according to a ManpowerGroup report. The biggest challenges are in hiring a warehouseman, forklift operator and engineer.more

Marks & Spencer is to provide sandwiches and hot food to more than 2,500 Costa Coffee outlets as the retailer seeks new ways to reach commuters now working from home.more

Polish entrepreneurs have a chance to take over a part of the export market to the UK from competitors from Western Europe: Germany, France or Holland - according to an analysis published yesterday. Its authors see potential for growth in the sales of Polish foodstuffs, furniture and cosmetics, among others.more

After two years of drastic post-Brexit turbulence, the British economy still faces enormous challenges. In September, due to the fuel crisis, many drivers were not able to fill up their cars with full fuel, and rates for HGV drivers went up to 300 pounds per working day.more

Rents are rising at the fastest pace since 2008 as strong demand outstrips supply, according to an index.more

In the coming years, Polish companies will have to deal with the growing lack of necessary competences among employees - according to the report "Trends in employment 2021" of the Polish HR Forum.more

The end of the furlough scheme in September does not appear to have led to a spike in unemployment as some feared, official figures suggest. more

Following the announcement that Shell's headquarters will move from the Netherlands to the UK, the Dutch government wants to abolish dividend tax for international shareholders in order to convince the company to change its mind. The Minister of Economy wants to convince political parties to do so.more

Two new market forecasts predict London to see growth of between two and 10 per cent next year. more

The changes in PIT introduced in the Polish Lada and the underestimation of the subsidy will force municipalities to cut education - we can read in today's Rzeczpospolita.more

Inflation in Sweden in annual terms amounted to 3.1% in October, against the level of 2% assumed by the central bank. This is the highest price increase in 13 years, the Swedish Statistics Office (SCB) reported.more

Voters now want to rejoin the EU, polls show, in evidence that goods shortages and spats with Brussels are fuelling disillusionment with Brexit. more

Due to the slowdown in production at car factories, used cars have started to become more expensive. Cars less than a year old already cost more than their new counterparts - writes today's "Rzeczpospolita".more

UK economic growth slowed between July and September as supply chain problems hindered the recovery, latest official figures show. The Office for National Statistics said consumer spending increased as Britain continued to emerge from lockdown.more

The European Union's GDP will grow by 5%. in 2021, 4.3 percent in 2022 and 2.5 percent. in 2023 - results from the autumn forecast presented today by the European Commission in Brussels. The latest forecasts are partly more optimistic than summer forecasts.more

Food prices are rising at their fastest pace since August 2020, figures from data firm Kantar suggest, as supply chain disruption continues.more

The BBC licence fee is likely to be frozen for two years to help families hit hard by the cost of living crisis, according to reports. more

There are more delegates at COP26 associated with the fossil fuel industry than from any single country, analysis shared with the BBC shows. Campaigners led by Global Witness assessed the participant list published by the UN at the start of this meeting.more

Customers are Christmas shopping early, retailer Marks & Spencer has said, with nearly half expecting to have finished buying gifts by the end of November.more