[Merged]Brexit stuff

[vetran]

This is an example of exactly what I have been saying

Brexit: British company moves HQ to Europe after 122 years of trading in UK, says it ‘can’t afford to wait’ for Article 50



Brexit: British company moves HQ to Europe after 122 years of trading in UK, says it ‘can’t afford to wait’ for Article 50 | The Independent

If that's the issue why don't they rent a fax machine in Eire / Switzerland like anyone else?

They can open a branch in Paris or Milan.

[MrMarkyMark]

It's that forensic journalism at the Indy. They scoured the country, hoping for Armageddon. Instead, they found an SME that manufactures fancy dress

ING to Move Trading Jobs to London Despite Brexit - WSJ

Not off to Frankfurt?

Oh wait.......

“But for now, London remains an important financial center with a large talent pool for financial specialists.”

[DodgyAgent]

It's that forensic journalism at the Indy. They scoured the country, hoping for Armageddon. Instead, they found an SME that manufactures fancy dress

ING to Move Trading Jobs to London Despite Brexit - WSJ

[jamesbrown]

This is an example of exactly what I have been saying

It's that forensic journalism at the Indy. They scoured the country, hoping for Armageddon. Instead, they found an SME that manufactures fancy dress

ING to Move Trading Jobs to London Despite Brexit - WSJ

[Paddy]

This is an example of exactly what I have been saying

Brexit: British company moves HQ to Europe after 122 years of trading in UK, says it ‘can’t afford to wait’ for Article 50

“Smiffys have no choice but to protect our business by moving our headquarters to the EU. This will allow us to continue growing our trade to the EU, from within the single market."

“Going back to these times would feel like a step back in time and a lost opportunity to freely access a trading bloc of over 500 million people,”

Brexit: British company moves HQ to Europe after 122 years of trading in UK, says it ‘can’t afford to wait’ for Article 50 | The Independent

[BlasterBates]

This is interesting:

Skilled workers 'may be exempt from immigration controls': Hammond - BBC News

Uncontrolled immigration for skilled workers, which will mean tremendous competition for these jobs and UK employers with an incentive to ensure they get British people to do the sh*te jobs.

[vetran]

Immediate repeal of the EC 1972 Act is the baseline for "hard" brexit?



Goodness, the Bremainers have really tempered their expectations The shifting sands of the middle ground, I guess.

hey they are hoping for something hard they haven't seen one for a while.

[scooterscot]

"The PM, who will trigger Brexit talks by the end of March, is expected to tell counterparts she wants a "smooth, constructive, orderly" process."

Wish we had one of them processes during the campaign.

Theresa May to urge 'smooth Brexit' at EU summit - BBC News

[shaunbhoy]

Oh look, the voice of wisdom pops it's little head up again...I think it's quite obvious why but why bother explaining it as you won't understand

Yes, well all that was requested was your "explanation". Do try and give it so that we can all have another good laugh at your stupidity.
You really are the gift that never stops giving!

[darmstadt]

Oh really? Well for a country that, according to you (who doesn't even LIVE here anymore!), has a serious dislike of foreigners, a great many of them seem to be hell bent on trying to get in. Care to explain why that is jellyhead?

Oh look, the voice of wisdom pops it's little head up again...I think it's quite obvious why but why bother explaining it as you won't understand