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In the spirit of reconciliation and happiness at the end of the Banter Era (RIP) and as a result of promotion I have cleared out my ignore list. Look forwards to reading your posts!
It saddens me how much of a sh*tshow Brexit is - the elites are just laughing at the poor who are turkeys voting for Xmas.
The poor will get poorer, the rich will get richer - the only question will be what will all our Governments failings be blamed upon when we are out of the EU
It saddens me how much of a sh*tshow Brexit is - the elites are just laughing at the poor who are turkeys voting for Xmas.
The poor will get poorer, the rich will get richer - the only question will be what will all our Governments failings be blamed upon when we are out of the EU
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Wow, that's so weird on 16:39 - Jan 22 with 4195 views
Wow, that's so weird on 16:39 - Jan 22 by jjblue84
Lower tax rate!
2 points better off on a company turnover of 2.5bn, owned entirely by a man worth 9bn. I am sure he will give the difference to his staff though.
In the spirit of reconciliation and happiness at the end of the Banter Era (RIP) and as a result of promotion I have cleared out my ignore list. Look forwards to reading your posts!
Manufacturing has been out there for sometime, well before Brexit was involved.
Design, however, has remained UK based:
Mr Rowan said it would be spending £200m in new buildings and testing facilities in Hullavington, and £44m in refreshing office space and adding new laboratories in Malmesbury as well as investing £31m for the young undergraduates at its university on the same site.
So, if Brexit was the real issue for moving HQ and Brexit means companys are not investing in the UK, why are Dyson investing £275m in Hullavington and Malmesbury?
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Ade Akinbiyi couldn't hit a cows arse with a banjo...
Wow, that's so weird on 16:50 - Jan 22 by homer_123
Manufacturing has been out there for sometime, well before Brexit was involved.
Design, however, has remained UK based:
Mr Rowan said it would be spending £200m in new buildings and testing facilities in Hullavington, and £44m in refreshing office space and adding new laboratories in Malmesbury as well as investing £31m for the young undergraduates at its university on the same site.
So, if Brexit was the real issue for moving HQ and Brexit means companys are not investing in the UK, why are Dyson investing £275m in Hullavington and Malmesbury?
Wow, that's so weird on 16:50 - Jan 22 by homer_123
Manufacturing has been out there for sometime, well before Brexit was involved.
Design, however, has remained UK based:
Mr Rowan said it would be spending £200m in new buildings and testing facilities in Hullavington, and £44m in refreshing office space and adding new laboratories in Malmesbury as well as investing £31m for the young undergraduates at its university on the same site.
So, if Brexit was the real issue for moving HQ and Brexit means companys are not investing in the UK, why are Dyson investing £275m in Hullavington and Malmesbury?
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As I literally say in the thread title; it's weird, isnt it? Surely a blue blood patriot like James wouldnt do something like this for lets say, tax reasons, would he.
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Wow, that's so weird on 16:52 - Jan 22 by GlasgowBlue
Don't ruin the thread with facts Homer.
Don't you find it weird?
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Wow, that's so weird on 16:50 - Jan 22 by homer_123
Manufacturing has been out there for sometime, well before Brexit was involved.
Design, however, has remained UK based:
Mr Rowan said it would be spending £200m in new buildings and testing facilities in Hullavington, and £44m in refreshing office space and adding new laboratories in Malmesbury as well as investing £31m for the young undergraduates at its university on the same site.
So, if Brexit was the real issue for moving HQ and Brexit means companys are not investing in the UK, why are Dyson investing £275m in Hullavington and Malmesbury?
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Because it's a sop in comparison to what they'll be able to make elsewhere.
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Wow, that's so weird on 16:54 - Jan 22 by Lord_Lucan
Manufacturing base has always been Far East
Isnt it nonetheless weird, that they have decided to move their HQ to Singapore? That happens to have a lower tax rate?
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Whatever side of the brexit fence you stand, surely this looks like gross hypocrisy.
Not Brexit related.
I didnt say it was, although it may be. It is however, almost certainly to do with tax and making James ever richer, since he owns 100% of his company.
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Soooo....are you saying you do indeed think it's because of tax that he is moving? Just to be clear.
If so it is fair to say he is a massive hypocrite and a bit of a cnt.
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Haha. You honestly believe a Labour government was the reason for them changing HQ and not Brexit? If you are in business now there is only one thing on your mind, and it isn't Jeremy Corbyn.
Dyson is a hypocrite and liar.
footers KC - Prosecution Barrister - Friend to all
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