The biggest international financial centre in the world—the City of London—faces its toughest test. Listen to “Money talks” to learn if the square mile can survive Brexit
Tamzin Booth, The Economist’s Britain business editor, investigates whether the City of London can survive Brexit and howWhat is at stake on both sides of the Channel, and are there any winners in this battle? Runtime: 22 min.
Tamzin Booth, The Economist’s Britain business editor, investigates whether the City of London can survive Brexit and howWhat is at stake on both sides of the Channel, and are there any winners in this battle? Runtime: 22 minMéxico Últimas Noticias, México Titulares
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