The G-7 summit that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson hosted over the weekend was a major opportunity to showcase the U.K.’s ambitions on the global stage, but wrangling over Brexit bled into the meeting on.wsj.com
An arrangement to manage trade and preserve peace in Northern Ireland after Brexit is souring relations between London and Brussels and risks unsettling the U.K.’s ties with Washington just as President Biden meets Prime Minister Boris Johnson this week on.wsj.com
British polluters could face higher costs for emissions in the U.K.’s new post-Brexit carbon market, a key plank of the country’s efforts to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions on.wsj.com
Boris Johnson's strategy for British policy is a bear hug of the United States, tying the U.K. ever tighter to Washington as Brexit loosens its bonds with Europe nyti.ms
The U.K. is opening its doors to SPACs and big tech IPOs in a bid to compete with New York and to help London retain its place as Europe’s financial hub post-Brexit #WSJWhatsNowt.co
The U.K. is opening its doors to SPACs and big tech IPOs in a bid to compete with New York and to help London retain its place as Europe’s financial hub post-Brexit #WSJWhatsNowt.co
As the U.K. completes its final Brexit stage, the rupture with the E.U. will be painful to both sides. But while Britain is closer to fracture, the bloc has in some ways been galvanized. nyti.ms
Approval of a trade deal between Britain and the EU was being hurried through the U.K. Parliament in just a day on Wednesday, a rushed conclusion to a Brexit saga that has divided Britons for more than four years nyti.ms
Since the Brexit referendum in 2016, the U.K. has said its aim is reclaiming sovereignty. But sovereignty under Brexit isn’t the same as power. on.wsj.com
The acquisition of RSA offers more proof that companies remain interested in making big bets on the U.K. despite the uncertainty over Brexit on.wsj.com
U.K. Treasury Chief Rishi Sunak outlined a review of finance rules, including possible ways to make it easier for companies to raise money in London, aimed at keeping the country’s financial sector competitive with New York’s after Brexit on.wsj.com
