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The Brexit deal: where are we now?

21st November 2018 Chris Kimble

In Foreign Affairs

ING: Confidence among Dutch private investors have dropped to the lowest level since 2016

21st November 2018 Chris Kimble

With Paradise burnt to ashes the California fires gone away

In Foreign Affairs

With Paradise burnt to ashes the California fires gone away

20th November 2018 Matthew P.

After more than two weeks, all forest fires in the US state of California, the most devastating in a hundred years, have been extinguished. This is reported by…

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Barely tested implants caused nearly 83,000 deaths worldwide

In IT, Innovation and Startups

Barely tested implants caused nearly 83,000 deaths worldwide

19th November 2018 Matthew P.

The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists is known, among other things, from the Panama Papers, in which names of companies and individuals were revealed that stole their money…

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PG&E Shares Surge 40 Percent on Report Regulator Wants to Avoid Bankruptcy From Wildfire

In Foreign Affairs

PG&E Shares Surge 40 Percent on Report Regulator Wants to Avoid Bankruptcy From Wildfire

16th November 2018 Chris Kimble

PG&E Corp shares soared 40 percent in after-hours trade on Thursday following a report that a regulatory official told investors the agency does not want the utility to…

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Pound tumbles against euro again as British ministers quit over Brexit deal

In Money Matters

Pound tumbles against euro again as British ministers quit over Brexit deal

15th November 2018 Chris Kimble

Our pound has dropped once again as several British government ministers resigned on Thursday morning in opposition to the Brexit withdrawal agreement, spelling bad news and more insecurity…

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In Domestic Affairs

‘More holes than cheese’: A recap of what Theresa May’s Brexit deal means for Brits in Europe

12th November 2018 Chris Kimble

Danish industry group ‘relieved’ at news of UK cabinet’s Brexit deal support

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Danish industry group ‘relieved’ at news of UK cabinet’s Brexit deal support

11th November 2018 Chris Kimble

The Confederation of Danish Industry (DI) has said it is optimistic following Wednesday’s news that the British cabinet had agreed to support Theresa May’s draft Brexit agreement. DI,…

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Expatriates Not Protected Enough by Draft Brexit Deal

In Domestic Affairs

Expatriates Not Protected Enough by Draft Brexit Deal

10th November 2018 Chris Kimble

BRUSSELS (Reuters) – Rights groups representing expatriates in the European Union and Britain warned on Thursday the draft Brexit deal did not ensure that the more than four…

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EU wants to draw the borders inside the UK

In Domestic Affairs

EU wants to draw the borders inside the UK

9th November 2018 Matthew P.

If there is no agreement on the Brexit, the European Union would want to establish a customs border in the Irish Sea between Northern Ireland and the rest…

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