Business

Angela Merkel has now given Boris Johnson 30 days to find a solution and avoid a no-deal Brexit; meanwhile Emmanuel Macron has also stated he sees Britain leaving without a deal as the most likely outcome.  Boris Johnson has indicated extensively that he is ready to leave the EU without a deal, so it looks increasingly likely that Britain’s latest Prime Minister will take the country nearer to leaving the European Union without an exit deal on 31st October 2019.  But how will a no-deal Brexit effect British citizens and businesses? Is the country ready to trade with tariffs set by the World Trade Organization? Is the UK ready for a no-deal Brexit?

Is the UK ready for a “No-Deal” Brexit?

Can cryptocurrencies work to the extent that they could be viable as a currency?  Or are they all just a speculative bubble?

Is bitcoin a speculative bubble?

Tourism undoubtably plays a positive role on a countries economy, and is often linked to promoting peace, by easing poverty and unemployment while encouraging mutual cultural appreciation.  But how can a country encourage tourism?