LONDON (Reuters) - Britain on Sunday downplayed the risk of the European Union taking business away from the City of London after Brexit, saying the real challenges come from New York, Tokyo and other areas.
Britain completed its exit from the EU at the end of 2020, but the last-minute free trade deal that replaced membership of the bloc did not include arrangements for free trade in financial services - the engine of Britain's economy.
Data published on Thursday showed Amsterdam has displaced London as Europe's biggest share trading centre after Britain left the EU's single market, and picked up a chunk of British derivatives business.
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Seen@ Books & Business Fair of Black Culture - masslive.com
SPRINGFIELD – As part of Black History Month events in the city, the Books & Business Fair of Black Culture took place on Saturday, Feb. 13.
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Everythang Sauce, K & J Hair and Skin Products, Step In2 Purpose, Youthful Expressions Dance Company and Upscale Socks participated in the fair.
In addition, there were representatives of Tearless, Vindictive Vixen Lashes, AMH Collections, King Edward Enterprises and Hudson Financial Strategies on hand.
Steve Cahalan: Jules' Coffee, 3 restaurants top business news | Business | lacrossetribune.com
There's lots of local restaurant and coffee house news, with last week's opening of Las Margaritas Restaurant & Cantina in a former Hardee's, the opening of Yummi's Cuisine in the former MC Cuisine restaurant, new owners planning to reopen Jules' Coffee House in downtown La Crosse, and a new owner planning to reopen The Cheese Corner in downtown Viroqua.
Ignacio Morales opened his Las Margaritas Restaurant & Cantina on Monday in the extensively-remodeled former Hardee's restaurant at 2505 State Road, near the former Kmart store and across from the Village Shopping Center.
Let’s keep business trends out of the education system » Albuquerque Journal
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Business owners ponder whether to require COVID-19 shots | National News |
In this photo provided by Geller Family Dental, Dr. Andrew A. Geller, general and cosmetic dentist at Geller Family Dental has his temperature taken at the entry to his office on Thursday, Feb. 4, 2021, in Bronxville, N.Y. As more coronavirus vaccine doses become available, many business owners face a difficult decision: whether to require employees to be inoculated.
In this photo provided by Geller Family Dental, Dr. Andrew A. Geller, general and cosmetic dentist at Geller Family Dental poses at the practice on Thursday, Feb. 4, 2021, in Bronxville, N.Y. As more coronavirus vaccine doses become available, many business owners face a difficult decision: whether to require employees to be inoculated. Geller initially didn't feel comfortable with requiring his staff to get the shots because of the many unknowns about the vaccine.
Giving Back to the Community is a Key Part of Doing Business | Signals AZ
2020 was a challenging year for many and having businesses that took steps to support others became more important than ever. One such company, which has always been an active part of the community, continued to give back in 2020 taking steps to bring opportunity to education programs, affordable housing programs, youth programs, and so much more!
Foothills Bank is deeply committed to the prosperity of the region. That’s why giving back to the community has always been an important part of who they are. Employees of Foothills Bank are involved as leaders and volunteers in local organizations throughout the area. They are consistently teaching, sponsoring, and implementing financial literacy into public schools and non-profits around the area.
New Small Business Administration program offers grant funding | Grand Forks Herald
The U.S. Small Business Administration has a new grant program for small businesses that have lost income due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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UK downplays risk of EU poaching City of London business https://t.co/1OoSGR67h7 https://t.co/fhpcF1AJqT Reuters (from Around the world) Sun Feb 14 11:15:41 +0000 2021
UK downplays risk of EU poaching City of London business https://t.co/lPHVr2G0p5 https://t.co/ohx8ybPBOQ ReutersUK (from London, United Kingdom) Sun Feb 14 14:05:04 +0000 2021
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