Exports
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27 Jul
Brexit: Slump in UK car sales as production drops by almost 14 percent
UK car production dropped by 13.7 percent in June compared to a year earlier — the third consecutive month of falling output.
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26 Jul
Why a London-based mining company was hit with a $190bn tax bill from Tanzania
The Tanzanian government has demanded $190bn in unpaid taxes from Acacia Mining following two rounds of audits of the company.
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18 Jun
Access to the single market is crucial, says Scotland’s rural economy minister
Scotland’s food and drink exports surged by more than 10 percent in the last year, generating £1.2bn.
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12 Jun
British exports are doing well since Brexit. Will it last?
A year has passed since the UK voted to leave the European Union and the decision has had a positive impact on some UK exports.
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27 Apr
NHS funding crisis: If pharmaceutical giants leave the UK, what could it mean for the economy?
Some of the world’s biggest drug companies warned that they will withdraw from the UK market if the NHS does not receive an extra £20bn a year.
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12 Apr
Brexit is brewing trouble for British beer exports
The impact of Brexit in the form of a weaker pound and higher inflation will add to an already complicated trading landscape for British beer exports.
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7 Apr
Brexit: German firms warn EU against forcing UK out of single market
Germany’s “Mittelstand” of small and medium-sized firms (SMEs) could lose billions of euros if the UK is forced to leave the single market, an industry representative has warned.
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27 Mar
The UK’s mid-sized businesses are winning the export game
Mid-sized businesses in the UK have boosted their overseas turnover by 50 percent in the past five years, according to a new report.
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23 Feb
The British economic outlook is still gloomy but exporters are happy
We haven’t seen the worse from Brexit, warns a new report by research company Dun and Bradstreet.