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Royal Bank of Scotland says it will move its headquarters to London if Sturgeon wins independence
"The idea that RBS would move to the only country in the world intent on isolating itself from the international trading community says everything".
Trump’s ‘scorched earth’ trade war could spark global recession
The US-China trade war has reached an unprecedented stage, where Trump is playing games with global economies.
Tesco to cut 4,500 jobs from stores
The supermarket chain is to slim down staff in Metro, Express and larger sites in the latest round of redundancies.
Multimillionaire pro-Brexit backer makes £300m bet against British business
Crispin Odey is set to turn a huge profit from the woes of the UK economy if it pays off.
Boris Johnson ‘gambling with people’s lives’ as family food shop revealed to rise £220 in no-deal Brexit
The price of food and drink will 'go through the roof' if the UK leaves the EU without a deal, a new study finds.
Six in ten London workers have skipped work because they were unable to afford the commute
The figures show that Londoners are worse off when it comes to balancing their finances between pay days.
Boris Johnson’s push towards no deal Brexit a “free lunch” for traders profiting off the collapse of the pound
A lot of them are saying thank goodness for Boris, he's giving us a chance to make some money.
Boris Johnson needs to act before British industry is flushed down the drain, shipyard workers warn
Harland and Wolff staff joined protests at Stormont House as Boris Johnson met with Northern Ireland’s political leaders.
Pound hits new two-year low as no-deal Brexit rhetoric hardens
Investors are concerned that the Government is getting closer to a no-deal Brexit, which they believe will hit the UK economy and the pound.