Global economy & markets

Brexit concerns hover over capital markets

In the longer term, there might be changes reflecting the amounts of bank capital and investment funds allocated to transactions being originated in London and local continental European centres.

Lunar New Year mass migration

The Lunar New Year brings a mass of travel, as well as business fluctuations, as workers and students journey home for the holiday in China.

Irish business leaders plan for Brexit disruption

The uncertainties surrounding the conditions under which Britain may leave the EU are particularly challenging for businesses in Ireland. Here is how two of them are dealing with the challenges.

UK CFOs react to Brexit deal defeat

Currency fluctuation and supply chains are among the concerns of finance chiefs “prepared for the worst” as the 29 March departure date looms.

Planning for Brexit uncertainty

Econoday’s Jeremy Hawkins lists several reasons Brexit could harm the UK economy, but he points out a potential boon for accountancy.

Key Brexit vote is ‘deferred’

With no clear path forward and the 29 March 2019 Brexit deadline looming, businesses and citizens are stuck in limbo, unable to make concrete plans.

Share the road

Businesses that rent shared bicycles and scooters are transforming transportation in cities around the world.
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