The U.K. has launched a new scheme that requires firms with over 250 employees to report their gender pay gap.

However, the U.K. will remain “the biggest loser” taking an economic blow of £125bn by 2020.

The European Central Bank attributes the pleasing statistics to its stimulus policies.

The digital currency could be used as a “community token” for the government’s e-Residency program.

The chancellor scrapped the stamp duty for a majority of first-time buyers; allocated $3b for Brexit preparations.

The sudden decline comes at a time when the European Central Bank is scaling back its stimulus.

NIESR report says Brexit has chipped away at living standards and impeded economic growth.

France posted an annual growth rate of 2.2%, its highest since 2011 while Britain managed 1.5% growth.

The E.U. held the tech giant guilty of abusing its Android market dominance to gain an unfair advantage.

The U.K. lags behind the 19-nation bloc with 1.8% growth during the same period.