Brexit Britain job prospects could change dramatically – and not for the better
You need businesses to create jobs, and businesses are nervy.
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How is Brexit affecting the markets and the UK economy? What we know so far
Most economists expect that Brexit will hurt UK growth over the next few years.
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How Brexit affects pensions and savings – who will be worst hit and why?
Investors and pension savers have taken the initial hit, but cash savers could lose out too.
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Will Brexit hurt house prices? The winners and losers explained
First-time buyers could have a chance to buy in Brexit Britain, but only if they have a good job.
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“We are well-prepared for this“: Bank of England Governor Mark Carney’s post-Brexit reassurance
“The Bank has put in place extensive contingency plans.”
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Stop talking about the “tough questions“ on immigration. The question is easy
Either you accept the costs of Brexit and absolute border control or you find a way to win support for…
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Why “it’s the economy, stupid“ may not be enough to see Remain over the line
The benefits of growth are more unfairly distributed than ever, says Neil James.
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The revolution will be tax-free: the libertarian dreams of the Koch brothers
The billionaire brothers who tried to buy the US presidency.
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