The years following Brexit came with an increased uncertainty for businesses, and left a sizeable impact on investment, which stagnated for five years, before it returned to growth.

Historic pharmacy giant Boots has reported an increase in sales for the third quarter of its financial year. Boots UK pharmacy sales increased 5.4 per cent on a constant currency basis year-on-year, ...

The Bank of England is considering ways to dilute the initial impact of new trading book capital rules so the UK can move forward with a wider package of global banking reforms even as the US ...

Nine years on, it seems as though those who had rubbished ‘experts’ for warning about the dire impact of Brexit on the economy, could do with some quiet reflection.

The UK’s trading relationships have suffered significantly more than the EU’s following its exit from the bloc, according to new logistics data that showed exports volumes slumped since the referendum ...

During the three years after the EU referendum poll, Brexit's impact on the NHS caused 1,485 additional deaths per year as a result of EU nurses leaving the UK following the referendum, according ...

A new perspective highlights how Brexit has fractured the UK’s food system, exposing vulnerabilities and ushering in new economic strategies that threaten food access, resilience, and public health.

Ministers have pledged to “tear down” barriers to trade with the European Union after new figures showed Brexit has cost UK business £37bn a year.

Walgreens Boots Alliance, which operates more than 1,800 stores, Boots stores in the UK, has been sold to the US private equity firm Sycamore Partners after struggling in the internet era.

However, there is no confirmation as yet for what the deal means for the 1,800 Boots stores across the UK. The move follows plans to close 300 Boots locations last year.

Economists and analysts generally assess the impact of leaving the EU single market and customs union on 1 Jan 2021 on the UK's goods trade as having been negative. This is despite the fact that ...

UK trade growth is projected to slow significantly due to Brexit, changing relations with China, and the threat of US tariffs.