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Global trade in the post pandemic world - Vimarsana News

Global trade in the post pandemic world

Global trade in the post pandemic world jun The British-Swedish Chamber of Commerce and AmCham Sweden is delighted to welcome you to this webinar and Q&A on 1 June at 09.00 CEST. The British-Swedish Chamber of Commerce and AmCham Sweden, in cooperation with the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise, Kreab Worldwide and Epicenter Stockholm, cordially invites you to join us for a forward-looking discussion on the opportunities for global trade in the post pandemic world. How do we help our economies recover, ensure access to innovation and foster growth? At this webinar, Anna Stellinger, the Dep...

UK hits out at EU 'threat' to the City - Vimarsana News

UK hits out at EU 'threat' to the City

UK hits out at EU ‘threat’ to the City Comments by Prime Minister's spokesman follow reports that France could halt talks on UK access to single market for financial services 13 May 2021 • 4:33pm Downing Street has hit out at the European Union following reports that France may stall negotiations on financial services amid a feud over fighting rights. “This threat is another example of the EU issuing threats at any sign of difficulties instead of using the mechanisms of our new treaties to solve problems,” said Max Blain, a spokesman for Boris Johnson. “We’ve always been clear t...

U.K. Businesses Burn Cash as Brexit Bureaucracy Takes Its Toll - Vimarsana News

U.K. Businesses Burn Cash as Brexit Bureaucracy Takes Its Toll

Breaking free of Brussels bureaucracy was meant to herald a bonfire of red tape for Britain. In the first 100 days of Brexit, the only thing many businesses burned was money. Customs checks, paperwork and border delays since the U.K. completed its withdrawal from the European Union at the start of the year are sucking cash and time out of firms from big-name retailers to small family-owned businesses. Companies, which warned for years that this would happen, take no pleasure in saying “we told you so,” but the frustration is clear as they grapple with the long-term reality. For many busin...