Brexit

The pandemic has limited travel in Europe. But once it starts up again, Britons will face lower limits on how much wine, beer and spirits they can purchase in France without paying taxes.

Trading volumes in January rose fourfold in Amsterdam, pushing the city past London.

The City has lost its unfettered access to the European market, and Britain’s former EU partners see opportunity.

So how does Brexit look today, in the cold light of 2021? Marketplace checked back with three U.K. business owners

European Commission President Ursula Von der Leyen called the deal fair and balanced.

White smoke from the European Commission in Brussels.

Samantha Wallace, who runs From Field and Flower in London, has spent the last few years preparing for Brexit. Now, the pandemic has hamstrung her efforts to prepare.

After struggling through the pandemic, British companies that trade with the EU face trouble without a free trade deal.

Northern Ireland border comes back as a stumbling block for British-EU relations.

As trade talks get underway between the U.K. and the EU, some say Britain might be better off with fewer European imports.