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Industrialist exchanged messages with Johnson over tax treatment when developing ventilator for NHS
Drive to double portfolio of products after electric-vehicle plans scrapped
Two-thirds of reductions will be in UK, mostly in retail and customer service
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Two-thirds of machines to go to NHS following order from UK government
Audacious gamble might have cemented founder’s legacy as a risk-taking innovator
Billionaire inventor says that making the vehicles is not commercially viable
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Loved and loathed entrepreneur sparks more controversy as he buys Singapore penthouse
Asking price for Brexit-supporting billionaire’s ‘super penthouse’ was $79m
Patents show entrepreneur aiming to take on Tesla with off-road electric vehicle
Departure of Warren East a blow to vacuum maker as it eyes electric car market
Roles were outsourced before announcement of relocation of group’s HQ to Asia
British businessman James Dyson has long trumpeted Britain’s economic potential on t…
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Twitterati’s condemnation of Pro-Brexit billionaire was swift but misguided
Prominent Brexit supporter’s company says move is not linked to departure from EU
Court judgment is decisive victory for company founder and Brexiter
Why the company is moving to the city state
Question still lingers over the technology that will power the electric car
Country chosen ahead of UK because of proximity to existing production hubs
US company makes bold bid to become leader in UK market where British group dominates
‘Airwrap’ uses jets of air to produce curls, waves and blow dries, and costs £400
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