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London's standing as Europe's leading destination for tech start-ups is at risk if the British government does not clarify how it plans to keep the best technical talent, entrepreneurs and investors have warned.
In an open letter to Prime Minister Theresa May, nine leading UK-based technology entrepreneurs and investors, including Skype co-founder Niklas Zennstrom, pressed the government to act to ensure a continued flow of skilled migrants after Britain leaves the European Union. It also called on the government to address EU market access and other issues.
From the letter, posted at TechCrunch:
UK startups require a commitment from the government that the investment drive of the last few years will continue in order for UK startups to maintain their lead in many areas. It is important for all the UK's business sectors that the tech sector continues to flourish, since all business now runs on and is affected by technology.
(Score: 2) by TheRaven on Thursday December 08 2016, @10:29AM
It did next to nothing to help the steel industry or save jobs
Let's not mince words here. The EU proposed introducing import tariffs on Chinese steel. David Cameron vetoed it. They didn't 'do next to nothing' to prevent the collapse, they actively encouraged it (I'm sure it's a coincidence that most of the steel-related jobs in the UK are in Labour safe seats).
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