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Japanese businesses with a collective UK workforce of hundreds of thousands of staff are once again sounding the alarm on their fears of widespread economic damage post-Brexit, unless clarity is achieved by Prime Minister Theresa May and her government as soon as possible.
Two years on from the famous viral letter to the British government from the Japan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Japanese businesses are once again raising the alarm about the impending negatives of Brexit, which would impact not only their businesses, but also the wider UK economy.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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