Brexit impact

About 40% of the UK-listed firms like Royal Dutch Shell and Unilever pay dividends in dollars or euros.

Ahead of the referendum, the CBI had supported the Remain campaign, while the JCB chairman was in favour of Brexit.

The Labour Party leader preached a message of unity in the face of politics of division.

But trade secretary's comments have been criticised by pro-EU figures.

Ralf Speth said the trend could hurt the UK car industry, which supports 800,000 jobs.

The index has risen from -7 in August to -1 in September, the best monthly rise since June 2015.

69% of the CEOs are confident the British economy will grow over the next year.

IBTimes UK meets several of the 455,000 EU nationals living in the British capital.

Forbes said the current interest rate of 0.25% was good enough to prevent the UK from slipping into recession.

Economists Roger Bootle and John Mills say imports exceeding exports amid a costly sterling is a leading cause of the UK's large current account deficit.

Dyson is so positive about the UK's future that he is investing £250m to expand his company's R&D facility.

The Chancellor has dismissed George Osborne's target of 15%, report says

Huge demand was seen for fintech jobs such as data engineers, data analysts and data scientists.

The decision will not affect the jobs of the 1,850 staff employed at the plant, Ford says.

The 8% decline in 2016 also reflects nervousness among employers over the new apprenticeship levy.

Although the overall confidence level in August shows a fall, it remains above the low noted in June.

Deloitte CEO David Sproul has urged the UK government not to restrict skilled migrants after Brexit.

The US continues to be the biggest investor in the UK, accounting for 570 projects.

The move shows that external investors still have confidence in the country's economy post Brexit.

Foreign investment into London declined 44% on-year to £5.28bn in the six months to 30 June.

Working hours at Opel's two German plants will be reduced, affecting the pay of about 5,000 employees.

Brexit-related spillovers will have limited impact on UK's economic growth.

Resolution Foundation warns wages could grow just between 0.2% and 0.6% over next two years.

The group said future sales should benefit if the post-Brexit weakness in sterling continues.

McCafferty says a clear picture on the exact impact of Brexit on the economy is yet to emerge.

The thinktank sees growth shrinking, job losses and rising inflation.

The highest pessimism was found amongst public sector workers.

The British business services group says it made 20 acquisitions until 30 June.

French carmaker Renault also told last month that it could raise UK car prices following the Brexit vote.

The manufacturer of personal healthcare and consumer goods sees no significant Brexit impact.