Britain's corporate bosses will soon know what Brexit really means
A clearer strategy from the Conservatives, backed by voters, may bring back confidence in spending
London
APPLE INC'S CEO, Tim Cook, has said that he's "very optimistic" about Britain's future outside the European Union.
Not everyone feels the same. Airlines, carmakers and banks are all warning of business disruption and trying to plan for the worst. But a general election in June might be just the trick for bringing needed clarity to long-term UK investors.
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