Britain to get absolutely everything it wants from Brexit negotiations

[DodgyAgent]

Well you should read up on how ARM (Formerly Acorn Risc Machines) came about and you might understand that those that started it might be looking elsewhere for their excitement, and are very happy with the golden handshake.

That doesn't fit the narrative of the losers on here who think they know what is best for them

[scooterscot]

Why do have to copy the fu**ing Germans all the time?

I like business models that are predictable.

[BlasterBates]

The founder of ARM doesn't sound too happy:

ARM Holdings takeover: Founder says 'It's a sad day for technology in Britain' | Anglia - ITV News

ARM Holdings takeover: Founder says 'It's a sad day for technology in Britain'

[Paddy]

[QUOTE=BlasterBates;2286626]The founder of ARM doesn't sound too happy:

ARM Holdings takeover: Founder says 'It's a sad day for technology in Britain' | Anglia - ITV News[/QUOTE

It could be a Trojan Horse from Intel

[Bee]

The Mash continues to cut through the blurb.


Britain to get absolutely everything it wants from Brexit negotiations

Fingers crossed.

[Flashman]

Fingers crossed.

London was the world's leading financial centre - until Brexit came along

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-3682697

US bank buys new office block in London

[darmstadt]

It seems that the Germans were more organised than the Leave campaign when it came to a Brexit vote: https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...brexit-britain

“We built a website welcometofrm.com in case of a Brexit and were so not expecting, or to be honest, wanting it to be needed,” its chief executive, Eric Menges, said. “But you know, we’re Germans and very organised so it went live the night the results came in.”

[DodgyAgent]

It seems that the Germans were more organised than the Leave campaign when it came to a Brexit vote: https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...brexit-britain

Unfortunately they don't have a CUK forum for you to fawn and dribble about how wonderful Germans and Germany are.

[missinggreenfields]

Well you should read up on how ARM (Formerly Acorn Risc Machines) came about and you might understand that those that started it might be looking elsewhere for their excitement, and are very happy with the golden handshake.

The company has never been "Acorn Risc Machines". It was "Advanced RISC Machines Ltd" when it was first set up.

I got a load of shares from when I held Acorn shares and Acorn closed down - so today's news makes happy reading.

[LondonManc]

London was the world's leading financial centre - until Brexit came along

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-3682697

US bank buys new office block in London

US bank buys new office block in London - BBC News

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