HSBC considers headquarters move away from UK
Banking giant HSBC is to carry out a review into whether to keep its headquarters in the UK.
Miliband: HSBC plans show 'Tory damage' to UK reputation
Ed Miliband has said that the HSBC decision to consider moving its headquarters away from the UK is an example of the damage the Conservative party has done to the country's international reputation.
Speaking on Foreign Policy at Chatham House in London, the Labour leader criticised the Tory party plans for an 'in/out' referendum on membership of the EU.
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