economy

Sally has seen prices shoot up, had to lay off two staff and worries her thriving shops will have to close in the next 12 to 18 months.

Foreign secretary warns of “bog roll Brexit”. But that’s the only Brexit on offer apart from his f**k-us-all no deal alternative.

As Theresa May fiddles, industry burns. Dithering is crippling investment. No deal could lead aerospace giant to quit the UK.

We do not “send” this sum, we are not going to “take control” of it, and we will have less money to spend, not more.

The government’s new openness to input from business is welcome, but it must be more than mere window-dressing

One of our supposed potential new trade-deal partners wonders what happened to British common sense.

Cancelled flights, forced share sales and shrinking tourist business could follow a chaotic exit from the EU.

Financial market speculators are keenly aware of a weak government stumbling towards a perfect currency storm.

Getting a decent trade deal with the EU-27 is far more urgent than the distant prospect of a UK/US agreement

Brinkmanship in Brussels threatens to undermine business confidence and discourage essential investment.

Supping with ministers in the grandeur of Chevening is all very well, but business bosses need to roll up their sleeves and spell out how destructive a hard Brexit would b

Labour proposes a "jobs-first" and a hard Brexit at the same time. This means the party can't capitalise on the Tories' stewardship of the economy.