CitySprint’s Bailey says prep is key if SMEs are to survive and thrive post-Brexit
How UK firms are using Estonia’s e-Residency scheme to operate as EU firms post-Brexit
Ott Vatter, managing director of the Republic of Estonia’s e-Residency programme, which enables business people to establish and manage an EU-based company paperlessly from anywhere in the world, explains how UK businesses can benefit from the service after Brexit
NFU’s Minette Batters urges PM to avoid WTO terms at all costs
Minette Batters, the National Farmers Union president, says the new Government must do everything in its power to avoid the UK having to operate on WTO terms following Brexit. Anna Tobin reports
How business responded to the general election results
Business organisations have been quick to respond to the general election results. Anna Tobin investigates what they had to say
The general election result and Brexit: What next?
The general election result has provided a landslide victory for the Conservative party. Boris Johnson will now be putting everything into ‘getting Brexit’ done. But, what does that mean for your business?
Insurers may not cover all Brexit-related claims
One in five UK organisations could make insurance claims linked to a disorderly Brexit and many will be unsuccessful, warns insurance governance expert Mactavish. Anna Tobin reports
Global pharma industry unsure about Brexit outcome finds GlobalData
GlobalData’s latest Brexit tracker, Brexit and the Healthcare Industry – Implications for Pharma, Q3 2019 reveals that the pharma industry is divided on how Brexit will playout. Anna Tobin reports
metals4U founder Paul McFadyen says business urgently needs clarity on Brexit
Paul McFadyen, founder of West Yorkshire-based online supplier of metals, plastics and engineering products metals4U, talks stockpiling, EU staffing and how he craves some certainty on how Brexit will playout
Brexit delay gets Irish consumers spending
Irish consumer sentiment rose significantly in November as the risks of an imminent No-Deal Brexit subsided. Anna Tobin reports