article_snippet: Labour rounded on more than 100 of Britain's top business leaders today after Labour backed the Conservatives' economic plan and urged voters not to risk a 'change of course'.
article_snippet: Bosses behind big name retailers, drinks and restaurants have backed the Tory economic plan, including (top row) Primark and Costa, (middle row)  and LK Bennett, (bottom row) Ladbrokes, Cobra, Tango and Iceland .
article_snippet: Embarrassingly for Labour, the list of business chiefs includes several who supported the governments of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown.
article_snippet: Ed Miliband, speaking at engineering company David Brown Gear Systems in Huddersfield today, provoked another row with business by proposing further restrictions on zero-hours contracts .
article_snippet: The Labour leader took a selfie taken with a worker as The Labour leader arrives for a Q&A session at the factory in Huddersfield .
article_snippet: Ed Balls yesterday confirmed New Labour will raise corporation tax for the first time in 40 years, despite warnings it could cost more than 100,000 jobs.
article_snippet: New Labour don't get business. '
article_snippet: New Labour talk a lot about spending money – but what about earning it?
article_snippet: Ed Miliband and Ed Balls seem intent on pitting small businesses against large businesses, saddling the engine rooms of our country with higher corporation taxes and crippling entrepreneurs