James Dyson talks the future of farming, Brexit and why rewilding is a waste of good land | Magazine | The Times
Dyson is moving its headquarters to Singapore - but 'not because of Brexit'
Dyson shrugs off Brexit fears by unveiling plans to expand UK workforce and open new site | The Independent | The Independent
Brexit backer Dyson moves vacuum giant's HQ to Singapore – EURACTIV.com
Billionaire James Dyson says Brexit has given the country freedom - Financial News
Wealthy Brexiteers like James Dyson are jumping ship. Why might that be? | Jonathan Freedland | The Guardian
Billionaire Inventor James Dyson: Brexit Impact on Trade
James Dyson: "I Would Trigger Brexit Now"
James Dyson says Brexit has given him 'freedom' - BBC News
Brexit: UK should make a 'clean break' from the EU, says James Dyson | The Independent | The Independent
Brexit leaders: Why did James Dyson support Brexit?
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Brexit-backer James Dyson shifts company HQ to Singapore
James Dyson: the Brexit cheerleader now caught up in 'Tory sleaze' | James Dyson | The Guardian
Dyson Founder's Brexit: James Dyson Buys Singapore's Priciest Home | Observer
Sir James Dyson dismisses Brexit trade fears as 'cobblers' | Brexit | The Guardian
Brexit news: James Dyson hails EU withdrawal for trade independence | Politics | News | Express.co.uk
James Dyson "enormously optimistic" about post-Brexit business
James Dyson says Brexit has given him 'freedom' - BBC News
Vacuum cleaner magnate Sir James Dyson backs Brexit in hammer blow to Downing Street
Let's leave NOW' says James Dyson | UK | News | Express.co.uk
UK Covid vaccine shows Brexit has made us world-beating, James Dyson says | Politics | News | Express.co.uk
Pro-Brexit campaigner James Dyson to move HQ to Singapore | News | DW | 22.01.2019
James Dyson Shrugs Off EU Tariff Fears Linked to Hard Brexit
Dyson plays down hard Brexit concerns as company posts £2.5bn record sales | Annual results | The Guardian
