More than 1 in 10 SMEs to scrap exporting if there is a “No Deal” Brexit
By David Craik
Just over a tenth of small businesses will give up exporting to the EU if there is a “No Deal” Brexit.
By David Craik
Just over a tenth of small businesses will give up exporting to the EU if there is a “No Deal” Brexit.
By David Craik
A bad Brexit deal hammering financial services exports could have a bigger impact on regional cities than London.
By David Craik
UK exporters are enjoying the benefits of Brexit but still have a “fear factor” about cracking new markets outside of the EU.
By David Craik
Businesses are splashing out thousands of pounds on pay hikes and private school fees to tempt vital EU workers to stay in their jobs after Brexit.
By David Craik
The CBI is calling for the creation of a new Chief Trade Ambassador role to tempt the 90% of UK businesses not exporting to start looking abroad.
By David Craik
Importers and exporters uncertain about the consequences of Brexit on their bottom lines and consumer demand have been given some sour statistics to chew on.
By Jan Cavelle
In his resignation speech, Boris Johnson claimed Britain could still negotiate a strong Brexit deal. But the departure of key government members has done little to rally similar faith from business leaders, says columnist Jan Cavelle.
Prime minister Theresa May has said we have no choice but to protect our EU facing trade from destruction other than to go along with continuing to be a rule taker from the Brussels superstructure. This is grade 1 nonsense, says Real Business columnist The City Grump.
By Staff writer
The cars exported by Britain rely on many specialist European suppliers. How will Brexit affect the automotive supply chain and UK businesses in the sector” Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS) group director Duncan Brock writes.
COMATCH co-founder Christoph Hardt outlines the challenges and opportunities for British SMES after Brexit from the unique perspective of a German startup.