• CNBC, Friday, July 1, 2016 2:22 PM

Vodofone and easyJet are evaluating business practices and whether the companies should relocated some jobs, but Eric Schmidt, Alphabet's executive chairman, told an audience at the Viva Technology conference in Paris that he doesn’t foresee Brexit affecting the company's business in serious way, such as forcing the executive staff to move employees from Britain to countries still in the European Union, CNBC reports. His concerns were more around the EU's push to create its "digital single market," where the laws of the member states all work together.

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