By John Glenday

Bosses at two of Britain’s leading companies have entered the increasingly testy fray of the EU referendum battle with engineering group Rolls Royce and consumer goods giant Unilever each writing to their employees to warn of the potential consequences of voting for Brexit.

As part of wave of ever more shrill warnings about the potential pitfalls of such a move Rolls-Royce chief executive Warren East warned that he would be forced to place investment decisions on hold in the aftermath of such a move and would hand an advantage to its American competitors.

East said: “It’s all about uncertainty and our position Read full story ›

Source: The Drum