Brexit, London
Brexit 'disaster' cost London 40,000 finance jobs, City chief says
Michael Mainelli said Dublin had gained most, attracting 10,000 positions, while cities such as Milan, Paris and Amsterdam had also benefited from jobs migrating from London after Britain voted to quit the EU trading bloc in 2016.
Brexit hit London hard as city loses 40,000 jobs, far surpassing earlier estimates
Brexit has had a significant effect on London's financial sector, with the City of London losing around 40,000 jobs, according to Lord Mayor Michael Mainelli. This is much higher than previous estimates of 7,000. Cities like Dublin, Milan, Paris, and Amsterdam benefited as roles migrated from London after the 2016 Brexit vote.
The U.K.'s plan to lure more rainmakers to the City of London: Let investment banks pay them bigger bonuses, sooner. The City lost jobs to Europe and New York after the U.K. voted for Brexit in 2016.
BRITISH passengers on an easyJet flight from London Gatwick to Gibraltar were allegedly told they could not leave the plane ...
An easyJet flight bound for Gibraltar was forced to return to the UK after being diverted to Malaga due to bad weather.
Britain’s economic powerhouse the City of London is being left out — again — even as EU and UK relations thaw.
Contrast that with this week, when the head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, was invited to meet King ...
Boris Johnson's hopes for bumper book sales could have been hoisted by restricted access to the single market.
Plenty of business was done on the first day of the London fair, but much of the chatter was about the upcoming presentations ...
Sinwar, who spent half his adult life in Israeli prisons, was the most powerful Hamas leader left alive following the ...
Sadiq Khan has stepped up his calls for a youth mobility scheme for EU citizens to fill job vacancies in London and other ...
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