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Billionaire tycoon quits Britain amid ‘exodus’ of the wealthy under Labour

By Info60 UK Desk•Summary of reporting by The Telegraph•14h ago•0 views•
Billionaire tycoon quits Britain amid ‘exodus’ of the wealthy under Labour
David Reuben, who is reportedly worth £9.9bn, moved to Monaco during the summer
One of Britain’s richest men has become the latest billionaire to quit the country amid warnings that Labour’s tax crackdown is leading to an “exodus” of the wealthy. David Reuben, a property tycoon reportedly worth £9.9bn, moved to Monaco during the... [4759 chars]
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