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Month: June 2017

Nissan's Sunderland plant is just one factory that the UK government must entice with corporate welfare to keep in operation after Brexit.
Journalism

Journalism: Britain Relies on Blunt Tools to Keep Corporate Investment Post-Brexit

June 7, 2017

The UK’s exit from the EU represents a tearing up of the informal contract that exists between multinationals and the UK government. Companies put their money into Britain based on cheap, tariff-free market access to […]

City of London firms set to move jobs to Dublin prior to Brexit.
FollowTheMoney

A Dozen Banks and Finance Firms Set to Move London Jobs to Dublin Prior to Brexit

June 29, 2017

Irish authorities reported that they have secured deals with many London-based banks and financial institutions to move some aspects of their operations to Dublin prior to Britain’s exit from the EU. Kieran Donoghue, head of […]

Aston Martin received nearly £6mn in funding from the Welsh government to open a plant in St Athan.
Corporate welfare General

Aston Martin Paid Nearly £6mn by Welsh Government to Open Plant in Wales

June 1, 2017

The Welsh government has revealed, following more than a year of stalling on a FOI request, that it offered Aston Martin £5.8 million in Repayable Business Financing to open a plant in St Athans, where the […]

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