As Britain turns inward firms looks to Europe

Karim Souk Ahras 2016-07-05

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Britain and the European Union are likely to take years to rewrite the rules that govern their business ties after the UK voted to leave the bloc. As Rosanna Philpott reports, one company which makes crash-test dummies can't wait that long.
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