article_snippet: Labour's flagship economic plan to increase taxes on big business to ease the pressure on the high street could cost 100,000 jobs, Mr Cameron claimed today.
article_snippet: However the move risks re-opening the rift with some big business leaders who have strongly criticised Labour's spending plans.
article_snippet: It comes after some company bosses complained at the way comments some company bosses complained at the way had made expressing concern about the prospect of Britain leaving the EU were included in a Labour advertisement attacking the Conservatives.
article_snippet: Mr Cameron – who this morning set out the Conservative pledge to boost employment by two million over the next five years
article_snippet: Tory Treasury minister David Gauke said that abandoning the cut in corporation tax would jeopardise economic security.
article_snippet: Tory Treasury minister David Gauke said: 'This would be the first time corporation tax has risen in over 40 years and Labour's plans could cost 96,400 jobs - it would put people's economic security at risk. '
highlights_snippet: Mr Cameron claimed the tax increase would cost 96,400 jobs .