Wine ecommerce startup 8wines has reported record 200% growth across 2020 despite the twin challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and Brexit.

SGS will be exhibiting at A+A 2021 Dusseldorf, promoting a wide range of services for the PPE industry at one of Europe’s biggest trade fairs.

A look at the UK Government extension to the period CE marking will be accepted in Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales).

A partnership between SGS and Eurotunnel aims to bring frictionless trade to companies seeking to use the Channel Tunnel to export and import between Ireland and continental Europe.

An SGS expert reviews Brexit’s impact and outlines ways in which businesses can enjoy frictionless trade.

UK publishes list of toy safety standards for presumption of conformity with toy legislation enforced in Scotland, Wales and England.

What is Brexit - explained in a no-nonsense summary of the whole issue? The exit of the United Kingdom from the EU through a referendum, also known as ‘Brexit’.

What changes to immigration rules can we expect during and post Brexit? It is going to be an interesting time ahead for the United Kingdom for sure. As UK immigration lawyers, we keep a close eye on the Brexit talks.

Representatives meet to prompt discussions around several key Brexit issues which need clarity according to BHB Equity Group

Since Brexit, AdView has noticed a significant increase in traffic since the referendum - particularly from those cities and towns that were firmly for the Remain side.

BHB Equity report that Theresa May feels now is not the time for Scotland to leave the United Kingdom.

Home Secretary evaluates visas, employment permits and reductions to benefits and vows to cooperate with businesses.

Home Secretary evaluates visas, employment permits and reductions to benefits and vows to cooperate with businesses.

A location change of businesses involved in merger between Deutsche Boerse AG and London Stock Exchange Group Plc, could be advantageous for Frankfurt.

Decimal Point Analytics publishes the latest edition of “Weekly Digest” – DeGlobalization: Winners and Losers

Virtus International: Britain’s Prime Minister insists Article 50 must be triggered by March 2017 despite setback.

Higher inflation and a weaker pound augur tough times for Britain as specter of “hard Brexit” spooks markets.

The greatest result will in all probability be a monetary one which can go in any case. In the event that the right strategies are placed in actuality which brings about Britain succeeding, the pound will fortify.

Tatler-Cox: A week after plunging to 31-year lows, the British Pound continues to drift lower on fallout from Brexit.

Fox Capital Partners: “South Korea plans more innovation to alleviate any potential economic damage from Brexit”.

ISG-Global: The highly-anticipated 25 basis point cut in the UK interest rates will have little effect.

JSW Corporation believes the Pound Sterling has further to fall in the wake of the Brexit vote.

ISG Global: Britain’s decision to leave the EU has heavily impacted consumer confidence.

Castleton Rose confirms that Gold related stocks remain positioned to benefit from the economic uncertainties as investors take short-term profits resulting in spot price correction.

Silver stocks are gaining points from consecutive five days. Trading and Mining companies will be best profited by the increased prices.

Britain has lost its AAA credit rating from ratings agency, Standard & Poor’s.

Global Associates: “Executives at Asian car manufacturers with factories in Britain say they could slow investments or put them on hold after Brexit”.

Global stocks and the British Pound rebound after dramatic “Leave” result.

Brexit has made drastic changes in some sectors especially in IT sector. But it has short term effects only as advised by the experts and will not pinch more in long term investment.

Shinsei Corporate Management says that the gold price bears little relation to the outcome of the British EU referendum.

The stock market is falling down continue for four days. Investors are waiting for some decisions pending on the meetings going on especially on Brexit matter. Experts have advised of how to invest in the market for maximum returns.

Polls showing a renewed surge in support for Britain’s exit from the EU sinks the pound.

Fox Capital Partners says The British pound’s reserve currency status could be lost if Britain leaves the EU.

Lead Capital Partners: Sterling posts biggest drop against US dollar in 7 years amid worries over the UK’s exit from the EU