Multinationals warn of job cuts and lower profits after Brexit vote
by Graham Ruddick from on (#1J7AY)
JP Morgan, Airbus and Ford say they will review UK operations as analysts warn of serious implications for City workforce
Thousands of jobs are at risk in the UK after some of the world's largest companies warned they could relocate their British-based operations on the back of the EU referendum result.
The investment bank JP Morgan, airplane maker Airbus and car manufacturers Toyota and Ford all said they will review their investments in the UK after the country voted to leave the European Union.
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