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Anti-business concerns rise as Ed Miliband emerges as U.K. finance pick
A report highlights that Ed Miliband is viewed by many in big business as deeply anti-business ahead of a potential appointment by the incoming prime minister.
CNBC World reports that Ed Miliband is the front-runner to become the U.K. finance minister, and the prospect is already drawing concern from major business groups.
The outlet ties the worry to Miliband’s perceived stance toward business, saying he is widely seen as deeply anti-business.
CNBC World also notes that the incoming prime minister, Andy Burnham, would have to decide whether to appoint Miliband.
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