Sterling and London share prices were higher this morning in the wake of Saturday’s Parliamentary deadlock over Brexit. Prime Minister Boris Johnson is demanding “a straight up-and-down vote” on his withdrawal deal.
The pharmaceutical giant will use to cash to focus on other areas.
Ms Truss says numerous countries including the US and Japan are keen to secure trade agreements with the UK.
The social media platform dropped five places to 14 this year after peaking at eighth place in 2017.
The pizza maker will sell its stores in Iceland, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland.
The consumer giant saw sales grow 2.9% in the past three months as it also reported a slowdown in some key international markets.
More than 100 MPs have put their names to a letter urging Barclays to think again about ending cash withdrawals from Post Offices from January.
It is the final countdown for Brexit, as we are approaching October 31. Brexit has given us numerous market events in the last several years. This Saturday, the British parliament will have an extraordinary sitting and we will cover the major markets that will be affected by this event. Largely focused on FTSE and GBP, Brexit trading influence other markets, including Gold and DAX, which will gain or lose when a deal or no-deal scenario is confirmed.
The UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker say they have finally agreed a Brexit deal.
The online giant is aiming to buy a stake in the food delivery platform but the Competition and Markets Authority has questions.
The research by State Street found that one-third believe ‘serious implications’ are on their way without a deal.
Barratt Developments said it has the balance sheet to deal with Brexit fallout as it built more than 3,000 homes in the first 15 weeks of the year
Oil prices were lower this morning despite a joint Russia-Saudi Arabia declaration yesterday to maintain curbs on production. Fears of recession and excess production are keeping a lid on crude prices.
The number of people in employment declined by 56,000 to 32.69 million in the three months to August, the ONS said.
One of the country’s biggest house builders has said that the proportion of new homes it sells in the capital is likely to fall.
