US firm WeWork secures `financial inducement` of £55.7m in Brexit windfall
(The Guardian Netherlands)

Property company makes deal as a result of European Medicines Agency´s move to AmsterdamA US firm run by two billionaire entrepreneurs is being paid EUR62m (£55.7m) in `financial inducements` as part of the Brexit-enforced relocation of the European Medicines Agency from London to Amsterdam.WeWork, a $47bn (£37.7bn) property company founded by Adam Neumann and Miguel McKelvey, secured the cash from British and European taxpayers as part of a deal in which it will sublet the agency´s former headquarters, EU documents reveal. Continue reading...