Investors have welcomed news that the UK government is not set to introduce an exit tax for university spinouts that leave the country, following rumours that a new levy would be introduced.

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The decision affects approximately 266 spinouts valued at £49.6bn, with industry leaders including Tim Cook and Elon Musk expected to benefit from the policy.