Boris Johnson's Get Brexit Done manifesto seeks stronger ties with India
By Aditi Khanna
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London, Nov 24
The technical definition of a recession is two straight quarters of negative growth.
In fact, the U.K.'s looming departure from the EU may leave a 98 billion-euro hole in the next EU budget and that shortfall has exposed deep discontent on the continent.
The main features of such a new visa would be a halving of fees and a quicker processing time of just two weeks for qualified doctors and nurses.
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Inflation-adjusted pay growth inched up just 0.2% over three months
The economic backdrop of political uncertainty unfolds May as her party lost the governing majority
It says not to take too much time as obtaining a licence is time consuming process
Will call on executives to not use Brexit as excuse for delayed investment, seek options beyond EU
Financial services will lose ability to sell, if Brexit happens with little provision for them
Sterling is weaker and there's evidence to show that confidence is being affected, says Charlie Mayfield
Brexit will have an adverse impact on JLR's margins and its free cash flow, said analysts
Rivals in EU, and especially Germany, are challenging UK's top spot of being the preferred destination for foreign investment in financial services
Brexit poses the biggest challenge to the City of London's finance industry since the 2007-2009 financial crisis
The survey was conducted Feb 1-6, before the BoE published new forecasts that see the slowest economic growth in a decade in 2019 and a slightly greater than 20% chance of a recession
The biggest relief will be felt at Bombay House, the headquarters of the Tata group
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To face tough decisions over how to respond to Britain's vote to leave the EU
UK govt is comparatively vague on the subject, leading to legal uncertainty ahead for EU & UK people
While highly political, the process for picking the new homes of the two agencies was given a veneer of objectivity through criteria that the EU fixed for the applications