I voted Remain, but it’s time for business leaders to back Boris

I voted Remain, but it’s time for business leaders to back Boris | Michael Spencer

After a lot of thought I concluded that the process of leaving the European Union would be so painful, unpleasant and divisive that we were better off staying in and trying to use our influence to reform its broken, bureaucratic institutions.

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