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Options open to businesses to manage their staff and salaries include forms of paid and unpaid leave, accessing government support programmes, and in…

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Frances Weston stepped in to manage the UK operations of the European digital transformation & asset finance provider amid the growing coronavirus…

COVID-19

COVID-19 has accelerated the largest shift in working practices in modern times, with employees working remotely in record numbers. During this time,…

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Vanesha Kistoo, Director at Blick Rothenberg, have put together a Q&A for the French Chamber, to answer some tax related queries about working from…

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The tone has changed in Europe as EU27 states are set to move from protectionism to a joined-up approach, while the resilience gap between northern…

COVID-19

There is a massive gap between reported and real numbers of infected people (with millions potentially infected), but the upside is that this will…

Analyses & Studies

Aline Doussin, Trade Partner at the law firm Hogan Lovells, provides an outline of what we might expect from the Brexit trade negotiations

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INFO magazine speaks with the French philosopher, author and MEP on trade, negotiations, and his views on the future of Europe

Analyses & Studies

The front page of The Guardian read: ‘We’re in - but without the fireworks.’ That was on 1 January 1973, when the UK joined the then EEC. Forty seven…

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Sectors & markets

International students continue to be drawn to the capital – but for how much longer? INFO speaks with Kevin Coyne, Dean of Student Life and Lecturer…

Analyses & Studies

Prime Minister Johnson has now joined the elite group since 1974 of Thatcher and Blair of winning a serious majority at an election. The expectation -…