Japanese billionaire Tadashi Yanai has become the latest business leader to warn that Brexit is 'practically impossible' by DavidGDawkins
has become the latest business leader to warn that Brexit is “practically impossible” and would return the U.K. to being “the sick man of Europe.”, the founder and CEO of the Fast Retailing empire, which includes Uniqlo, became the latest billionaire to voice concern over Brexit and business continuity. He told the TV news channel that “If Brexit does happen, the U.K.
Yanai’s flagship brand Uniqlo has struggled in the U.K. over the last few years. Although 13 stores remain, its ambitious expansion plans in the early 2000s were rapidly reversed in 2003 leading to the closure of 16 units.
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