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There are signs that the warlike language used last week when the UK government revealed its negotiating stance for the talks starting today may not reflect its real position. This
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There are signs that the warlike language used last week when the UK government revealed its negotiating stance for the talks starting today may not reflect its real position. This

Brexit and Northern Ireland business media digest Feb 28, edited by George Hamilton EU/UK trade talks: the war begins “We want a deal, but only on our terms. If not,

As the UK begins its official departure from the European Union, and the 11-month transition period is triggered, business sentiment ranges from relief to trepidation writes Ann McGregor, Chief Executive,

After more than three years of negotiation, the UK has officially left the EU and entered into the transition period; now, both sides have until 31 December 2020 to determine

Brexit trade talks: Digest of business-focussed articles from national and international media, selected by George Hamilton. Some may require a subscription to obtain the full version (paywall). The flashpoints that

Brexit: Digest of business-focussed articles from national and international media, selected by George Hamilton. Some may require a subscription to obtain the full version (paywall). The digest today majors on

Brexit: Digest of business-focussed articles from national and international media, selected by George Hamilton. Some may require a subscription to obtain the full version (paywall). Headlines in this issue NI

Brexit: Digest of business-focussed articles from national and international media, selected by George Hamilton. Some may require a subscription to obtain the full version (paywall). In this issue What worries

Brexit: Digest of business-focussed articles from national and international media, selected by George Hamilton. Some may require a subscription to obtain the full version (paywall). Businesses in Northern Ireland may

From 2021, EU member states will abolish time changes for good. That could leave the island of Ireland in two time zones, or London two hours behind Paris In March