British Prime Minister David Cameron called on business on Thursday to speak out in favor of Britain staying in a reformed European Union, but warned those wanting a quick fix that he would settle only for the "right deal".<br />Cameron, who was attending the World Economic Forum in the Swiss resort of Davos, hit back at criticism that his decision to call a referendum increased global uncertainty, saying he was a democrat who wanted to "confront this issue" once and for all.<br />"I hope that business ... and other organizations won't hold back.<br />I would say don't hold back right now, even though the question isn't settled," Cameron said, adding he hoped to achieve agreement with the European Union at a February summit.
