Don't say daft stuff and expect not to get called out on it then.
Seriously, you've been the one refusing to justify your point for EONS on here, now everyone else must come up with a detailed list.
Backing remain is best for the economy, so is best for business, its the best for UK business interests, its the best for UK education interests, for the health service interests, for the building industries interests, for the Government Fiscal positions interests, for the interests of the car industry, for digital tech industry, for the music industry, for the arts industries, for food supplies, for medical supplies, for the pharmaceutical industry interests and countless others.
Leaving is only in the interest of select elite of people for very narrow and specific reasons, even then some of them are ideologically badly thought out ( Like Tim Martin's).
On Tim Martin, if it was beneficial to the drinks industry you would find that they would be backing leaving. But no, Diageo ( who are worth far more to the British economy than Wetherspoons) , and the brewing and distilling industry all back remaining.
Its funny though, that as soon as any business leader you can find backs leaving you make these massive appeals to authority, but ignore that the vast majority of industry leaders and experts back remaining.
Shows your lack of critical thinking and confirmation bias.