The agency promotes the Cayman Enterprise City (CEC) in Grand Cayman, which boasts government concessions such as “100-percent foreign ownership, 100-percent exemption from taxes, 100-percent exemption from import duties, and five-year work/residency visas for staff”.
The comments didn't go down well with Tory activists, who accused him of sounding like a Labour MP.
The Commons Leader travelled to Balmoral last month to seek approval from the Queen to suspend Parliament until October 14.
A lawyer representing Rotherham child abuse victims said the PM had “juvenile thinking."
The ads with doctored headlines were viewed between 220,000 and 510,000 times according to Full Fact, an independent charity who work alongside other organisations on Facebook's Third Party Fact Checking programme which discovered the Tory slight of hand.
The staff wielded banners saying “Europe flies, UK crashes” and “bankers bailed out, Thomas Cook kicked out”.
Philip Hammond and Rachel Johnson have both claimed Boris is being backed by speculators who have bet billions on a hard Brexit.
The comments come as Michael Gove claimed that the automotive and retail sectors were ready for the UK to leave without an agreement with Brussels – claims their industry bodies rejected.
Lunchbox Theatrical Productions said it was left with "unsustainable losses" - blaming Brexit and the economic uncertainty for low audience figures.