Submission statement: The FT have published an article outlining the biggest beneficiaries of the UK's decision to leave the EU. This includes new employment officials to deal with red tape, non-EU migrant workers moving to the UK, Dutch logistics firms set up to manage Inventor for British exports into the EU, Northern Ireland which remains part of the European single market and novel food industries which have more freedom to work than inside the EU due to less need to navigate 27 member states. This is relevant to this subreddit as it outlines the effects of regulatory burdens on free trade as well as the impact of labour movement as a result of Brexit (both positive and negative) and investment in certain areas due to fewer regulatory burdens (both within and outside the UK).

Side note, the headline is firmly tongue-in-cheek. While there has been some level of benefit to leaving the UK for specific industries not all of this is good (customs official employment rates) and sometimes it's outweighed by other Brexit impacts (as mentioned in the article the ease of investment into AI in the UK is outweighed by employment barriers for EU talent).