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Airbus. Enders: "Hard Brexit would be disastrous for jobs"

New warning from the CEO of the European aerospace company

After the announced of the departure of Sony and Dyson from the United Kingdom, today the CEO of Airbus Tom Enders -in a video message- is back on the topic of a Brexit without agreement announcing that -in that case- decisions will have to be made "very painful". Obviously the top manager of the European aerospace company, which will soon leave his place to Guillaume Faury, referred to the concrete...

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