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UK's Theresa May Survives Confidence Vote, Even After Brexit Failure
Prime Minister Theresa May survived a no-confidence motion in the House of Commons on Wednesday evening, in a close party-line vote of 325 to 302, a day after the humiliating defeat of her Brexit plan imperiled both her leadership and Britain's departure from the European Union.
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'No Turning Back': British PM Triggers 'Historic' Brexit
Nine months after Britons voted to leave, May notified EU Council President Donald Tusk in a letter that Britain was quitting the bloc it joined in 1973.
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UK Economy Sidesteps Brexit Vote Hit, 2017 Outlook Darker
British consumers brushed off June's Brexit vote and drove the economy to expand faster than expected in the third quarter, but a hefty current account gap and weaker trade and investment raised warning flags for 2017.
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UK Cuts Growth Forecasts In First Budget Plan Since Brexit Vote
The Office for Budget Responsibility forecast gross domestic product would grow by 1.4 per cent in 2017, down from an estimate of 2.2 per cent made in March, before June's Brexit vote.
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Majority Of UK CEOs Considering Moving Operations Abroad Post-Brexit: Survey
Three-quarters of British company bosses are considering moving operations abroad following the vote to leave the European Union, according to a survey published on Monday.
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No Big Slowdown In Markets After Brexit Vote, Say Bank Chiefs
There has been no fundamental slowdown in markets so far because of Britain's decision to leave the European Union, top officials from the financial services sector said on Wednesday.
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UK Economy Withstands Brexit 'Doom', Bigger Tests Lie Ahead
More than two months after the Brexit referendum, Britain's economy has defied the direst predictions of what could happen if voters decided to leave the European Union.
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UK Employers Scale Back Hiring Plans After Brexit Vote: Survey
British employers have turned more cautious about hiring and are less likely to invest in training for their workers following the decision in June by voters to leave the European Union, a survey showed on Monday.
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Bank Of England Set To Cut Rates For First Time Since 2009
The Bank of England is expected to cut interest rates for the first time since 2009 on Thursday as Britain's economy slips towards recession in the wake of June's vote to leave the European Union.
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Eurozone Economy Resilient To Brexit So Far
The Eurozone economy has remained surprising resilient to the shock of Britain's vote to leave the European Union, fresh data showed on Thursday, a big contrast to the UK where signs of widespread economic pain are already apparent.
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British Retail Sales Suffer Biggest Fall In Six Months, No EU Effect Reported
British retail sales suffered their sharpest monthly fall in six months in June, but stores said bad weather rather than Brexit was to blame, leaving open the question of how big a hit the vote to leave the European Union will deal to the economy.
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Brexit Spillover Effects May Persist For Years: Report
Britain's June vote to leave the European Union (EU) could have spillover effects for years, according to a recent report released by the Office of Financial Research in the US Department of Treasury.
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UK Launches Bilateral Trade Talks For Post-Brexit Deal With India
Britain said it would start preliminary talks with India on Friday about an eventual bilateral trade deal after last month's referendum vote to leave the European Union, which has forced London to rethink its trade ties with the rest of the world.
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Once Red-Hot, UK Real Estate Investments Run Into Trouble
Commercial real estate has hit the headlines this week, a victim of the recent Brexit vote which has left over $20 billion trapped in funds that not long ago promised investors a slice of London's red-hot property market
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UK Renews Pre-Brexit Vote Financial Aid Pledge For Any Tata Steel Buyer
The British government's offer of financial aid to potential buyers of Tata Steel's UK assets is still on the table, business minister Anna Soubry said on Wednesday, despite Britain's shock vote last month to leave the European Union.
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UK's Theresa May Survives Confidence Vote, Even After Brexit Failure
Prime Minister Theresa May survived a no-confidence motion in the House of Commons on Wednesday evening, in a close party-line vote of 325 to 302, a day after the humiliating defeat of her Brexit plan imperiled both her leadership and Britain's departure from the European Union.
-
'No Turning Back': British PM Triggers 'Historic' Brexit
Nine months after Britons voted to leave, May notified EU Council President Donald Tusk in a letter that Britain was quitting the bloc it joined in 1973.
-
UK Economy Sidesteps Brexit Vote Hit, 2017 Outlook Darker
British consumers brushed off June's Brexit vote and drove the economy to expand faster than expected in the third quarter, but a hefty current account gap and weaker trade and investment raised warning flags for 2017.
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UK Cuts Growth Forecasts In First Budget Plan Since Brexit Vote
The Office for Budget Responsibility forecast gross domestic product would grow by 1.4 per cent in 2017, down from an estimate of 2.2 per cent made in March, before June's Brexit vote.
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Majority Of UK CEOs Considering Moving Operations Abroad Post-Brexit: Survey
Three-quarters of British company bosses are considering moving operations abroad following the vote to leave the European Union, according to a survey published on Monday.
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No Big Slowdown In Markets After Brexit Vote, Say Bank Chiefs
There has been no fundamental slowdown in markets so far because of Britain's decision to leave the European Union, top officials from the financial services sector said on Wednesday.
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UK Economy Withstands Brexit 'Doom', Bigger Tests Lie Ahead
More than two months after the Brexit referendum, Britain's economy has defied the direst predictions of what could happen if voters decided to leave the European Union.
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UK Employers Scale Back Hiring Plans After Brexit Vote: Survey
British employers have turned more cautious about hiring and are less likely to invest in training for their workers following the decision in June by voters to leave the European Union, a survey showed on Monday.
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Bank Of England Set To Cut Rates For First Time Since 2009
The Bank of England is expected to cut interest rates for the first time since 2009 on Thursday as Britain's economy slips towards recession in the wake of June's vote to leave the European Union.
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Eurozone Economy Resilient To Brexit So Far
The Eurozone economy has remained surprising resilient to the shock of Britain's vote to leave the European Union, fresh data showed on Thursday, a big contrast to the UK where signs of widespread economic pain are already apparent.
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British Retail Sales Suffer Biggest Fall In Six Months, No EU Effect Reported
British retail sales suffered their sharpest monthly fall in six months in June, but stores said bad weather rather than Brexit was to blame, leaving open the question of how big a hit the vote to leave the European Union will deal to the economy.
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Brexit Spillover Effects May Persist For Years: Report
Britain's June vote to leave the European Union (EU) could have spillover effects for years, according to a recent report released by the Office of Financial Research in the US Department of Treasury.
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UK Launches Bilateral Trade Talks For Post-Brexit Deal With India
Britain said it would start preliminary talks with India on Friday about an eventual bilateral trade deal after last month's referendum vote to leave the European Union, which has forced London to rethink its trade ties with the rest of the world.
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Once Red-Hot, UK Real Estate Investments Run Into Trouble
Commercial real estate has hit the headlines this week, a victim of the recent Brexit vote which has left over $20 billion trapped in funds that not long ago promised investors a slice of London's red-hot property market
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UK Renews Pre-Brexit Vote Financial Aid Pledge For Any Tata Steel Buyer
The British government's offer of financial aid to potential buyers of Tata Steel's UK assets is still on the table, business minister Anna Soubry said on Wednesday, despite Britain's shock vote last month to leave the European Union.
