If the UK makes a "no deal" exit from the EU, then it is likely that the UK will trade on WTO rules. But what does that mean for tariffs and prices?

In the event of a no-deal Brexit, then the UK will revert to trading on the World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules until new arrangements have been implemented.

The Business and Property Courts in London are hearing a claim by the commercial landlord, Canary Wharf Ltd, that the European Medicines Agency, which is to move to the Netherlands on Brexit, is bound by its 25 year lease for premises in the East ...

It has been a historic month in politics, with unprecedented clashes between the legislature and the executive. Explore the political timeframes leading to the 29 March 2019 and some of the headline consequences for businesses.

In financial services, the "passporting" arrangement is key. In a 'no deal' scenario, passporting would be lost to UK firms. Read more...