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British Shellfish Fishermen Protest Against Red Tape Brexit
British shellfish fishermen are protesting around Downing Street against the paperwork that has been needed since Brexit to export their wares to the European Union.
More than 20 trucks with slogans parked near the residence of…
The Market Value of Tesla Rises Above $ 800 Billion
The stock market value of electric car maker Tesla rose above $ 800 billion for the first time. Tesla is thus continuing its advance on Wall Street unabated.
The stock gained more than 4 percent on Friday. On Thursday, Tesla rose 8…
The UK Ready for New Customs Rules and New Era
The United Kingdom says it is ready for the significant changes at the European Union border, which will take effect from Thursday 31 December at midnight.
The United Kingdom will then say goodbye to the EU's internal market. From…
Barnier: Last Effort for Trade Deal With British
The European Union will make one more "final effort" to reach a trade agreement with the United Kingdom before December 31.
This is what EU chief negotiator for Brexit, Michel Barnier, said ahead of a meeting in which he gave…
Boris Johnson in Brussels for the Last Supper on Brexit With EU Commission
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has arrived in Brussels for an ultimate meeting with the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen.
The two leaders must consider whether the post-Brexit trade agreement can…
Brexit Talks Remain Hanging Over the European Stock Markets
The European stock markets showed small losses on Tuesday. Investors took a little risk and focused on the negotiations on a trade agreement between Brussels and London, which have entered a crucial phase.
Further developments in…
Wall Street Kicks Off Black Friday With Small Profits
The stock exchanges in New York have started the shortened session on Black Friday with small profits. Investors seem to be taking it easy after the boom in recent days caused by vaccine heap.
Nevertheless, the mood has also been…
Wall Street Opens Divided After Further Contamination
The stock exchanges in New York started trading on Thursday. The mood among investors on Wall Street is depressed by a record number of new coronavirus infections in the United States.
Furthermore, the focus is on figures on weekly…
Airlines in 2021 Massively Bankrupt Without Support
Airlines will go into massive bankruptcy next year without financial support from the government. That says Alexandre de Juniac, top executive of the international trade association IATA.
According to him, companies have generally…
Coca-Cola Continues to Feel Problems in the Hospitality Industry Due to the Corona Crisis
In the third quarter, the American soft drink producer Coca-Cola still suffered from the problems in the hospitality and events industry as a result of the corona crisis.
The company does say things are picking up again compared to…