Post Brexit - part 21

[The Tick]

More winning...


https://www.theguardian.com/business/20 ... ision-deal


Downing Street has defended the UK as an “extremely attractive” place for tech startups after Microsoft’s president said Brexit Britain was worse for business than the EU, in a stinging attack on the UK’s decision to block a $69bn (£55bn) deal to take over Activision Blizzard.

[Vespa]

More winning...


https://www.theguardian.com/business/20 ... ision-deal


Downing Street has defended the UK as an “extremely attractive” place for tech startups after Microsoft’s president said Brexit Britain was worse for business than the EU, in a stinging attack on the UK’s decision to block a $69bn (£55bn) deal to take over Activision Blizzard.

Microsoft who pay £60m tax on the £5bn they make in the UK are very very very mad that the UK regulatory authorities said their Activision deal was monopolistic. This means that apparently, their most lucrative market in Europe is now a bad place to do business.

[antdad]

Everybody's bleating cos they've been prevented from further wetting their beaks.

I heard the Microsoft President on R4 yesterday have a dig, fucking cry baby as they already have 60-70% market dominant position in cloud gaming services.

[Vespa]

Everybody's bleating cos they've been prevented from further wetting their beaks.

I heard the Microsoft President on R4 yesterday have a dig, fucking cry baby as they already have 60-70% market dominant position in cloud gaming services.

His tantrum was very funny.

[The Tick]

And now some more winning...


https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/p ... 29008.html


Revealed: The great Brexit pubs and clubs shutdown
Number of hospitality venue closures soars six-fold in a year - triggered by EU staff shortages

[The Tick]

Some May Day winning...

https://www.theneweuropean.co.uk/unipar ... -strategy/


Unipart takes apart post-Brexit Britain’s lack of investment strategy
Post-Brexit Britain does not have the money or the political will to respond to challenges from the US and EU

[The Tick]

More winning

[Zambo]

Don't mention the war. I did once, but I think I got away with it.

Global food prices began rising after the pandemic as economies started to recover, and the impact, combined with the Ukraine invasion, has been severe.

[The Tick]

Don't mention the war. I did once, but I think I got away with it.

We're not getting away from the problems caused by brexit.

[Zambo]

See above edit. You forgot all that again. I wonder why.

[The Tick]

See above edit. You forgot all that again. I wonder why.

The UK is the only major economy to not return to pre-pandemic levels, so the covid excuse doesn't work.

Brexit has caused this problem.

[subsub]

See above edit. You forgot all that again. I wonder why.

The UK is the only major economy to not return to pre-pandemic levels, so the covid excuse doesn't work.

Brexit has caused this problem.

You don't expect Leave voters to admit they got it wrong, do you?

[The Tick]

No, I expect them to indulge in mental gymnastics, throwing tantrums and uttering falsehoods to avoid any scrutiny over their folly.

And they always deliver.

[Zambo]

And anyone who won't admit that there are several influencing factors to the cost of living rises has a clear agenda.

You only have to read the one eyed shite on this thread to confirm that.

[The Tick]

And anyone who won't admit that there are several influencing factors to the cost of living rises has a clear agenda.

Brexit is by far the dominant factor in the UKs economic decline and decline in living standards, followed by government policy over the last 13 years.