Rich Spotify Founder Rages Against Billionaire Tax Plans: Now Threatens to Leave Sweden
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The upcoming election has sparked a storm in Sweden's business elite. "A disaster for Sweden," thunders Spotify founder Martin Lorentzon about a possible tax on billionaires. At the same time, heavyweight executives are warning about what will happen to Sweden if the opposition wins. "What are you doing?" counters financier Robert Weil.
The Spotify founder is threatening to leave the country if the red-greens win. But it is the right-wing government's cuts – not a tax on billionaires – that threaten Swedish cultural life, writes DN's Gabriel Zetterström.
With only days left until the election, the tone is rising from some of Sweden's most powerful business leaders. Spotify founder Martin Lorentzon is also joining the fight - and attacking V and MP. For SvD he tells why.
Spotify billionaire Martin Lorentzon warns that he will leave Sweden if plans for a special tax on billionaires come to fruition.
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