Page 59 - Latest Updates on Brexit

Brexit can restore immigration trust

Ministers have pledged to reduce the net migration to below 100,000 by 2020, however half the britons doubt that it will reach its targets

Parthasarathi Shome: A socio-historical perspective of Brexit

It was inevitable that Brexit should occur

Brexit to hit Scottish economy badly

Britain which has voted to leave EU couple of months ago, Scottish govt is in no mood to quit EU, this conflict can cause another Scottish independence referendum

Eurozone business activity strong despite Brexit: Survey

Data monitoring company Markit said the eurozone economy maintained its resilience despite Britain's shock vote

Big three leaders insist EU not finished after Brexit

Three leaders were speaking ahead of a working dinner aboard the Italian navy's Guiseppe Garibaldi aircraft carrier

Brexit worries for IT

Indian software firms must innovate to surge ahead

Post-Brexit rise in hate crimes on UK trains: Report

After Brexit poll, British Transport Police recorded 119 incidents including allegations of racist abuse and attacks at railway stations

Spend and break

Post-Brexit UK consumers are oddly rational

Gujarat woos post-Brexit investments from the UK

Gujarat will assist investors in strengthening their business propositions and investments in India, said Mamta verma, Gujarat industries commissioner

Indian IT hit by tremors of Brexit

This could just be the start, as UK contributed to nearly $20 bn or 18 per cent of India's $108 bn software exports for the year 2016

Brexit could be delayed to late-2019 as govt not ready: Report

Prime Minister Theresa May has said she will not trigger Brexit talks this year as Britain needs time to prepare

Brexit bites back as companies raise prices

Some industries, like tourism, are more sensitive to exchange rates than others, like electronics

Brexit: Impact on Indian businesses

UK banks pin Brexit hopes on financial crisis bailout negotiator

Shriti Vadera, a former investment banker, is now chairwoman of Santander UK and is being called upon to protect the banks again, this time as chair of the new lobby

Theresa May to resurrect industrial policy as Britain prepares for Brexit

Arresting the decades-long decline in Britain's manufacturing sector will prove to be a challenge

Nearly 30% international students less likely to study in Britain after Brexit

Canada, Germany, America and Australia likely to be an alternative study destination

Brexit: the impact on business

Some have warned of earnings hits, possible headquarters moves, or cost cuts linked to the referendum, while others have put deals on hold

Scots back remaining in UK despite Brexit vote: poll

However according to Saturday's YouGov survey, 53 per cent of Scots wanted to stay part of the United Kingdom with 47 per cent backing independence

Brexit impact: Lloyds Bank to cut 3,000 jobs, close 200 branches

Lloyds is targeting £1.4 billion in cost savings by the end of next year

Japan bank blames Brexit as it unleashes more monetary stimulus

Central bank acknowledged government pressure for more action to drive the yen lower and help Japan's legion of exporters