Domestic Affairs
Airlines protests against Flybe bailout, view it as dishonest advantage
IAG Airline group has filed a complaint to the European Union about the rescue of airline Flybe. The parent company of British Airways, Iberia and low coster Vueling,…
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European Commission waits for LSE request on Refinitiv acquisition
London Stock Exchange (LSE) still has to submit a request for approval to the European Commission for the acquisition of financial service provider and data supplier Refinitiv. According…
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Brexit Act jumps over the last hurdle in Lower House: Johnson is almost there
This is because the power of the House of Lords is limited, so that in practice legislation can only be delayed by the ‘lords’ and not rejected. Amendments…
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EU anticipates a free trade agreement with UK, looks for ‘the new beginning’
The EU wants a trade agreement with the UK by the end of this year without levies, quotas or dumping control. But it will be a concise treaty,…
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No clarity on LSE/Shanghai cooperation
The stock exchanges in Shanghai and London still work together on stock exchange listing. There is no question of an interruption, according to the Chinese market regulator CSRC…
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China put cooperation with LSE on hold
The Chinese government has temporarily put a stop to the cooperation of stock exchanges in London and Shanghai. Sources reported this to Reuters news agency. Reportedly, the reason…
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Since when BoE turned to Big Gretchen?
An irreversible heating system awaits the world if companies do not quickly change their priorities. Mark Carney warns of this, who will soon leave as the head of…
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