| Date | Title | Description |
| 05.06.2025 | The Ripple Effect of Referendums and the Cannabis Debate: A Nation at a Crossroads | In the heart of British politics, two significant issues are stirring the pot: the legacy of referendums and the debate over cannabis decriminalization. Both reflect a nation grappling with its identity and future. The echoes of past decisi... |
| 05.06.2025 | The first Europe referendum proved that the people don’t always know better than politicians | 50 years ago today, the British public voted decisively to stay in the European Economic Community. The winning side in a referendum always think they have settled the question, but the 1975 vote proves how wrong they are, says Eliot Wilson... |
| 05.06.2025 | Labour’s not for turning but the Inheritance Tax battle will rumble on | Civil servants and politicians could not believe their eyes. As the hoarse grumble of diesel motors thundered along Whitehall, a fleet of tractors descended onto Parliament Square, heralded by a cacophony of honks to the tune of Aqua’s Barb... |
| 05.06.2025 | Costly net zero policies must end, CBI boss to demand | Net zero policies which push up energy prices and cost businesses must end, the boss of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) will tell government officials at an event in London on Thursday evening.
Rain Newton-Smith, the chief execu... |
| 03.06.2025 | Andrew Bailey: Surveys point to weak UK economy | Andrew Bailey has backed the Bank of England’s low growth outlook, highlighting dreary business surveys which indicate the UK economy looks set to weaken.
In an appearance in front of the Treasury Select Committee, the Bank Governor said gr... |
| 02.06.2025 | Business growth expectations fall to weakest since 2022 | Growth expectations among private sector firms continue to decline rapidly, fresh figures suggest, with forecasts reaching their lowest since September 2022.
According to the CBI’s recent Growth Indicator survey, 30 per cent more private se... |
| 01.06.2025 | Reeves inheritance tax raid to cost ‘staggering’ 200,000 jobs | More than 200,000 jobs could be at risk over the next five years thanks to the government’s inheritance tax raid, new research suggests.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves introduced sweeping changes to business and agricultural property relief in th... |
| 29.05.2025 | Retail Turmoil: The Storm of Tax Hikes and Inflation | The British retail landscape is facing a tempest. Confidence among retailers has plummeted, echoing the dark days of the Covid-19 pandemic. The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) reports the steepest decline in retail sentiment in five... |
| 29.05.2025 | Reeves’ tax raids crush business confidence – but worst is yet to come | Business confidence plummeted in the three months to May as Rachel Reeves’ tax hikes took hold and firms have warned more pain is to come.
Consumer services’ optimism marked its eight consecutive month of decline at -42 per cent, whilst lev... |
| 27.05.2025 | Labour tax hikes drive steepest fall in retail sentiment since Covid | British retailers’ confidence has made the steepest dive in five years, after facing pressures from Rachel Reeves’ £26bn employer tax raid and uncertainty sparked by Donald Trump’s trade war.
The drop is the most severe since the Covid-19 p... |
| 22.05.2025 | The Red Tape Tango: Business and Government in Step for Growth | In the dance of economic growth, red tape often leads. It twirls and spins, entangling businesses in a web of regulations. But now, the UK government is calling for a new rhythm. The aim? To cut through the clutter and boost growth. However... |
| 22.05.2025 | The Tightrope of Public Finances: Reeves' Balancing Act | Rachel Reeves stands at a precipice. The UK’s public finances are in a precarious state, and she’s the one tasked with keeping them from tumbling into chaos. As the Chancellor of the Exchequer, her decisions carry the weight of the nation. ... |
| 22.05.2025 | UK economy shows early signs of recovery after ‘Awful April’ | The UK economy looks set to recover from a torrid month for businesses in which higher energy costs and employment tax rises kicked into effect, fresh data has suggested.
S&P Global’s latest flash purchasing managers’ index (PMI) showed... |
| 21.05.2025 | Firms must be at heart of red tape overhaul, CBI boss says | The government’s efforts to slash red tape and regulation in a bid to boost growth are doomed to fail if they do not consult the very firms that “live and breathe” the UK’s regulatory barriers, according to the boss of Britain’s largest lob... |
| 21.05.2025 | UK SMEs could ‘unlock £78bn’ by using AI | The UK’s small and medium enterprises (SMEs) could unlock up to £78bn for the economy over the next decade through greater adoption of generative AI.
Despite the transformative potential of AI tools like ChatGPT, Copilot, and other large la... |
| 21.05.2025 | Reeves’ impossible mission to save public finances – in four charts | Rachel Reeves might have shivered when she heard Keir Starmer tell the House of Commons winter fuel payments would be restored to “more pensioners”.
The £2bn cut in spending was designed as an effort to stop public finances falling apart – ... |
| 20.05.2025 | Starmer and Badenoch face off over EU deal | Prime Minister Keir Starmer has defended his EU ‘reset’ deal in the House of Commons amid criticism from opposition MPs that the pact unpicks Brexit and sells out the fishing industry.
Starmer told MPs that businesses’ reaction to the EU de... |
| 19.05.2025 | Wireless Logic: General Atlantic Named As Minority Shareholder At £3.5 Billion Valuation | Wireless Logic – a leading independent global Internet of Things (IoT) solutions provider – announced it welcomed General Atlantic, a leading global investor as a new minority shareholder, through investment from the firm’s BeyondNetZero cl... |
| 15.05.2025 | Tariff Tango: A 90-Day Trade Truce Between Giants | In a world where trade wars can ignite with a single tweet, the recent agreement between the U.S. and China feels like a breath of fresh air. On May 12, 2025, the two economic titans reached a pivotal deal to suspend most tariffs on each ot... |
| 15.05.2025 | Navigating the Financial Landscape: Growth Amidst Turbulence | In the world of finance, growth is often a delicate dance. Secure Trust Bank, a specialist lender, recently showcased its ability to waltz through challenges. The bank reported a 3.2% increase in net lending, reaching £3.7 billion in the fi... |
| 15.05.2025 | Boost for Rachel Reeves as UK economy booms in first quarter | The UK economy surged by 0.7 per cent in the first three months of the year, official data has shown, suggesting firms boosted production ahead of Rachel Reeves’s tax rises in April and the threat of President Donald Trump’s tariffs.
Fresh ... |
| 15.05.2025 | Interest rate cuts would ‘boost growth’, businesses tell Bank of England | Further interest rate cuts by the Bank of England would get consumers to spend more and boost the economy in the coming months, business leaders have said after UK GDP grew by 0.7 per cent in the first three months of the year.
Economists a... |
| 13.05.2025 | Immigration reforms won’t solve labour shortages, businesses warn | Government plans to draw back immigration levels and tighten criteria for visas will put efforts to fill labour shortages at risk, with leading industry groups urging Keir Starmer to fast-track apprenticeship reforms.
The immigration white ... |
| 06.05.2025 | UK Gov Backs Scottish Women in Business With Trade Push | Scottish female entrepreneurs are to get direct access to the UK Government’s global trade expertise as Scotland Office Minister Kirsty McNeill urges women business leaders to join the first all-female Brand Scotland trade mission.
At a rou... |
| 30.04.2025 | Taxes and tariffs combine to ‘drag business sentiment’ | The double whammy of Rachel Reeves’ taxes and Donald Trump’s tariffs have dragged confidence in business volumes to their lowest level in more than two years, fresh data has found, further clouding prospects for the British economy.
The UK ... |
| 28.04.2025 | Scottish Gov Must ‘Close The Skills Gap’ Warns CBI Scotland | CBI Scotland is calling on the Scottish Government to make closing the skills gap a top priority in the upcoming Programme for Government, in the hope of boosting productivity and long-term, sustainable growth.
In a letter to the first mini... |
| 24.04.2025 | Manufacturers accelerate job cuts as firms brace for ‘gloomy’ year | Manufacturers are shedding staff at the fastest pace in more than four years, according to new data, as they wrestle with soaring energy bills and Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ tax hikes bite.
The downturn in manufacturing output slightly eased... |
| 17.04.2025 | The Employment Rights Bill: A Double-Edged Sword for the UK Economy | The UK is at a crossroads. The government’s proposed Employment Rights Bill promises to reshape the landscape of labor relations. But is it a beacon of hope or a recipe for disaster? Business leaders are sounding the alarm. They argue that ... |
| 17.04.2025 | Week in Business: Labour’s jobs madness as employers urge change of plan | Business Secretary Johnny Reynolds was so fed up with people criticising him for never having run a business that he bought himself a whopping great steel mill in Scunthorpe.
Now firmly a member of the boss class, will he have sympathy with... |
| 16.04.2025 | Business groups attack ‘deeply damaging’ employment reforms | The UK’s five largest business groups have warned that the government’s flagship workers’ rights package will be “deeply damaging” to the UK’s growth prospects and will worsen living standards in the UK.
In a co-ordinated effort, Britain’s ... |
| 13.04.2025 | Reynolds issues guidance to British Steel after MPs back emergency law | The business secretary Jonathan Reynolds has issued instructions to British Steel, using the emergency powers approved by Parliament on Saturday to save the Scunthorpe blast furnaces.
A government source confirmed that Reynolds had given di... |
| 09.04.2025 | The Unraveling Threads of UK-US Trade and Green Ambitions | In the ever-shifting landscape of global trade, the UK finds itself at a crossroads. The recent imposition of a 10% tariff on British goods by the Trump administration has sent shockwaves through the UK’s small and medium-sized enterprises ... |
| 08.04.2025 | UK tech startups sound alarm over US tariffs | The UK’s small and medium-sized tech firms have raised concerns following President Donald Trump’s imposition of a 10 per cent tariff on British goods entering the United States.
As part of a sweeping trade shift dubbed ‘Liberation Day’ by ... |
| 08.04.2025 | Reeves held responsible as marginal growth expected | Chancellor Rachel Reeves has had to watch the UK economy trudge along since she took up residence at 11 Downing Street.
But even more bad news has been forecast to come before another lot this summer, and potentially no better news later th... |
| 08.04.2025 | Net zero no longer a priority for SMEs | The majority of small and medium-sized firms (SMEs) have sidelined net zero practices, according to a survey of around 500 business owners, in signs that net zero policies are increasingly falling out of fashion.
President Donald Trump’s ab... |
| 04.04.2025 | Tariff Turmoil: The Ripple Effect of Trump's Trade War on UK Markets | The world of finance is a delicate dance, and right now, the music has turned discordant. The recent tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump have sent shockwaves through UK markets, leaving investors scrambling and businesses reeling. ... |
| 03.04.2025 | US tariffs: Keir Starmer vows to ‘keep cool head’ in face of ‘economic impact’ | Sir Keir Starmer has vowed to “keep a cool head” in the face of the “economic impact” of Donald Trump’s 10 per cent tariffs on UK exports to the US, amid fears of a wider trade war.
The Prime Minister spoke to business chiefs in Downing Str... |
| 26.03.2025 | The Glass Frontier: Glaston’s Vision for a Sustainable Future | In a world where glass is more than just a transparent barrier, Glaston Corporation stands at the forefront of innovation. Their Annual Review for 2024, recently published, is a testament to their commitment to sustainability and technologi... |
| 26.03.2025 | British businesses pile on the pressure on UK Financial Minister Reeves ahead of budget update | Home improvement retailer Kingfisher became the latest British company to report a negative impact from U.K. Finance Minister Rachel Reeves’ October budget — as she prepares her latest update on the state of the British economy.
Top on the ... |
| 26.03.2025 | Mid-sized firms ‘considering leaving UK’ as pressure on Reeves heats up | Around a third of mid-sized businesses are considering leaving the UK in the next two years, a new survey has suggested, as Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces intense pressure to make business-friendly announcements at the Spring Statement.
The... |
| 25.03.2025 | Retail sales plummet as trade fears and taxes weigh on confidence | Retail sales dropped in March and are expected to fall further as low confidence worsens a decade-long decline in retail.
Sales volumes in the UK dropped “markedly” in the year to March, according to the CBI’s latest trading survey.
It was ... |
| 24.03.2025 | 200,000 jobs to go after Labour’s inheritance tax raid | Family owned businesses and farms across the UK are cutting jobs, halting investment and selling assets to stay afloat in response to sweeping tax changes.
According to research by CBI-Economics, commissioned by Family Business UK, the gove... |
| 24.03.2025 | Mixed bag of PMI data as services grow but manufacturing slumps | Chancellor Rachel Reeves has received mixed signals about the state of the UK economy ahead of her Spring Statement as S&P Global’s purchasing managers’ index (PMI) pointed to an upturn in services while manufacturing declined again.
Th... |
| 21.03.2025 | Chancellor’s £40bn tax raid blamed for manufacturing slump | Manufacturing has seen a faster fall in output at the beginning of this year as Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ £40bn tax raid means businesses are “conserving funds”, research by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) suggests.
The sector i... |
| 19.03.2025 | Don’t ask business to ‘shoulder more burden’, CBI chief urges | The government should not “ask businesses to shoulder any more of a burden”, the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) chief has warned in the wake of the welfare cuts.
Work and pensions secretary Lilz Kendall announced on Tuesday a raft ... |
| 19.03.2025 | Reeves needs to make ‘long overdue’ changes to spending, CBI says | Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been urged to make “long overdue” changes to government spending as the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) demanded greater investment in innovation.
The Chancellor has previously said she is willing to “fi... |
| 18.03.2025 | The Economic Tightrope: Balancing Growth and Recession Fears | The economic landscape is a tightrope walk. Business leaders are feeling the tremors beneath their feet. A recent survey reveals that over half of them expect a recession this year. Confidence is wavering, and the stakes are high. The UK ec... |
| 17.03.2025 | Reeves ramps up pressure on regulators in plan to slash red tape | Chancellor Rachel Reeves has summoned regulators to Downing Street today as part of the government’s plan to slash red tape.
At the meeting, Reeves will announce further detail on how the government will be cutting regulations, while settin... |
| 14.03.2025 | No 10 says Donald Trump’s tariffs not responsible for UK economy shrinking | Donald Trump’s tariffs are not responsible for the UK economy shrinking in January, Downing Street has said, in a position that appears to contradict the Chancellor’s reaction to the latest poor economic figures.
According to the latest set... |
| 03.03.2025 | CBI: Consumer spending slump deflating private sector confidence | - |
| 24.02.2025 | Scotland’s Net Zero Sector Growing Faster Than Any Other | Scotland’s net zero sector has grown faster than any other region, generating over £9 billion in gross value added (GVA) and making up 4.9% of the country’s economy, according to research from the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU)... |
| 05.02.2025 | CBI boss: ‘Not realistic or right’ to decouple from China | - |
| 27.01.2025 | UK economy: Firms prepare to cut staff as they brace for slowdown, CBI says | - |
| 13.01.2025 | CBI chair Rupert Soames: Reeves has created a ‘hole in the trust of business’ | - |
| 11.01.2025 | The Financial Services Landscape: A Tale of Contrasts | The financial services sector is a complex beast. It thrives on optimism, yet it often dances with uncertainty. Recent reports reveal a stark contrast in the industry’s current state. On one hand, there’s a surge in mergers and acquisitions... |
| 10.01.2025 | UK Financial Services M&A Hit Decade High in 2024 | Following a slow 2023, M&A activity in the UK’s financial services industry picked up in 2024, with a 26% year-on-year increase in the number of deals, according to EY’s latest financial services M&A analysis.
The figures show that ... |
| 09.01.2025 | CBI: Financial Service Firms Expecting Job Cuts and Profit Loss | Optimism in the financial services sector fell at the quickest pace since September 2022, despite business volumes growing at a faster pace in the quarter to December, according to the latest CBI Financial Services Survey.
The quarterly sur... |
| 06.12.2024 | CBI downgrades forecast for UK economy after Budget | - |
| 01.12.2024 | UK business leader confidence nosedives towards pandemic lows | - |
| 25.11.2024 | CBI chief: Ministers must ‘co-design’ economic growth with businesses post-Budget | - |
| 22.11.2024 | CBI Pushes for Pro-business Tax Strategy Ahead of Scottish Budget | CBI Scotland has said there is ‘no time to waste’ to build long-term sustainable growth in Scotland following the record levels of devolved funding coming from Westminster.
Coming ahead of next month’s Scottish Budget, the CBI called this a... |
| 08.11.2024 | US elections: ‘Steep challenges’ for trade as UK exports could fall by £22bn | - |
| 05.07.2024 | New UK government faces tough economic challenge | LONDON: Britain's new Labour government has pledged immediate action to grow the economy after clinching a landslide election victory to oust the Conservatives, but its task could be hampered by strained state finances following huge COVID-... |
| 09.05.2024 | Workers rights row: Labour’s Rayner vows to expand protection from sex harassment to interns | Angela Rayner has vowed Labour will expand sexual harassment protections to include interns and volunteers, amid a row with unions over the party’s workers’ rights proposals.
Labour’s deputy leader and shadow secretary for the future of wor... |
| 28.04.2024 | Bank of England to cut interest rates in August before the Fed, economists predict | A City A.M. poll of top economists has revealed that the Bank of England is expected to start cutting interest rates in August before the US Federal Reserve as inflation edges back to the government’s two per cent target.
Around 57 per cent... |
| 17.04.2024 | March inflation comes in higher than expected at 3.2 per cent | Inflation continued its descent in March, but did not fall as far as economists had expected, as the Bank of England considers its next move in interest rates.
According to figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), inflation fe... |
| 17.03.2024 | Bank of England to cut interest rates in June, economists forecast | The Bank of England is set to start cutting interest rates in June, according to a City A.M. poll of top economists, as inflation nears its target, the labour market cools and the UK takes its first steps out of recession.
The majority (61 ... |
| 09.02.2024 | Better worker protections are coming and opponents must stop swimming against the tide | Rupert Soames, president of business lobby group the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), was this week driven to acknowledge that improved workers’ rights is “really good for people who are employed”.
This matters because bolstering wo... |
| 07.12.2023 | CBI: Scottish Budget Must Help Ramp-up Business Investment | CBI Scotland, the trade organisation which represents the nation’s businesses, has urged the government to use the upcoming Scottish Budget to ramp-up business investment and confidence.
Against a backdrop of high costs, low demand, and slu... |
| 06.11.2023 | Scots Business Leaders Call for Lower Rates In New Budget | The coalition of 35 business leaders from organisations representing various sectors of Scottish industry and commerce sent a collective letter to Shona Robison MSP, deputy first minister and finance secretary, calling for a freeze on busin... |
| 26.10.2023 | Generative AI Is Generating Hype But Can It Generate Value? | "A.I. ERGO SUM" translated, "A.I. THINK, THEREFORE A.I AM". Loosely translated from the Latin, ... [+] "Cogito ergo sum", "I think, therefore I am".getty |
| 27.03.2023 | CBI Announces Campaign to Bolster UK Unicorns | The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has announced the launch of Project Decacorns in a bid to scale the UK’s unicorns into £10 billion decacorns.
CBI President Brian McBride made the announcement in a Speech at Mansion House, with i... |
| 27.03.2023 | Bridging the Skills Gap with New Tech Investment | According to the CBI, UK job vacancies are reaching record highs, currently at 147% of the February 2020 average. In those three years, an estimated half a million people of working age have left the UK labour market, and more than three-qu... |
| 24.03.2023 | Bridging the digital skills gap with new tech investment | According to the CBI, UK job vacancies are reaching record highs, currently at 147 percent of the February 2020 average. In those three years, an estimated half a million people of working age have left the UK labor market, and more than th... |
| 26.08.2022 | UK businesses will disappear without immediate government help, CBI warns | UK businesses will “tip into distress” unless the government launches an emergency support package to deal with the cost of living crisis, the country’s biggest business group has warned.
Some 69 per cent of firms expect to be hit by higher... |
| 01.08.2022 | CGI seeks Scottish Partners to Drive Net-zero Outcomes | CGI has announced the launch of a programme to partner with small and medium enterprises (SMEs) across Scotland as part of its newly formed nature-based ecosystem.
This UK-wide programme seeks organisations with digital solutions demonstrat... |
| 22.11.2021 | #TechCEO: Microsoft’s Cindy Rose and Her Rise Up the Ladder | Teejay Boris, Tech Times 22 November 2021, 08:11 am
Microsoft's Cindy Rose, who currently sits as the President of Western Europe of the tech giant, rose from the ladder of multiple tech firms before earning her massive role today.
(Photo :... |
| 08.11.2021 | #TechCEO: Introducing Cindy Rose of Microsoft Western Europe | Driving Leadership in Several Businesses | Joseph Henry, Tech Times 08 November 2021, 12:11 pm
Microsoft as a corporation has a lot of important persons who help in managing the business. At the peak of the company's popularity, another high-profile official has served the tech gian... |
| 18.10.2021 | Sage : How MTD for VAT means your business can tame tax | There are big changes ahead for MTD for VAT. It will affect many more businesses as of April 2022.
As of that date, all businesses registered for VAT must use it.
This is true even if they're below the VAT registration threshold (currently ... |
| 25.08.2021 | CBI Economic Brief: July 2021 | Published on: 25 August 2021
Your July guide to the UK economy outlined by the Confederation of British Industry(CBI), a not-for-profit membership organisation that speaks on behalf of 190000 businesses.
Recovery continues as the economy op... |
| 09.07.2021 | Workforces key to capitalising on the data deluge | ‘Next slide, please…’: who would have thought, in the pre-pandemic era, that data presentations from health experts would come to take such a significant role in our daily routines? Or that ‘data, not dates’ would become such a well-known s... |
| 24.06.2021 | Banking’s got talent? Digital disrupts the City’s skills requirements | The world of financial services is changing fast, with the trend towards digital provision accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic. |
| 03.06.2021 | The unique challenges of recruiting for entry level positions in 2021 and beyond | The unique challenges of recruiting for entry level positions in 2021 and beyond
03-06-2021
Gareth John of First Intuition Cambridge details how employers can help young adults get their foot in the door...
The pandemic has had a number of ... |
| 24.05.2021 | CBI sets out new UK economic strategy | CBI sets out new UK economic strategy
24-05-2021
Tony Danker, CBI Director-General, today (Monday) outlines findings from a new, landmark economic plan seeking to establish a competitive, dynamic and future-focused UK following the shocks o... |
| 19.05.2021 | How Rishi Sunak’s Winter Economy Plan could help your business | Today, the Chancellor Rishi Sunak set out his Winter Economy Plan, a strategy that sets out how the government will help UK businesses to deal with the ongoing economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
A wide variety of measures were... |
| 25.02.2021 | New Cambridgeshire and Peterborough mayor must champion sustainable and inclusive recovery, says CBI | New Cambridgeshire and Peterborough mayor must champion sustainable and inclusive recovery, says CBI
25-02-2021
The incoming Cambridgeshire and Peterborough mayor must show vision and ambition to turbocharge the region’s Covid recovery and ... |
| 10.02.2021 | BT Group Adds £1.2 billion to the Scottish Economy, Report Finds | A new report published this week shows that BT Group, its contractors and suppliers are responsible for supporting more than 12,000 jobs in Scotland.
Published by consultancy firm Hatch, the Economic Impact of BT Group in the UK report calc... |
| 16.10.2020 | Boardrooms and ethnic diversity: finally, momentum? | Britain’s largest companies’ progress towards having more ethnically diverse management has been sluggish. But are things about to speed up? |
| 07.10.2020 | Guest opinion: Too many infrastructure projects have been dropped or delayed | So, another “big vision” speech from the prime minister. After weeks of criticism over the Government’s poor handling of coronavirus and Brexit the call to arms at the Conservative Party’s online conference came straight out of the Johnson ... |
| 11.09.2020 | The UK economy grew 6.6% in July as lockdowns eased, but has recovered only about half of lost output | UK GDP grew by 6.6% in July in its third monthly rise, in line with forecasts, but economic output remains well below pre-pandemic levels, data released on Friday showed.
"The UK economy is still 11.7% smaller than it was in February b... |
| 08.09.2020 | Preparing for a no-deal Brexit amid the Covid-19 crisis | The UK government formally confirmed in June that it will not ask the EU for an extension to the Brexit transition period. This raises the spectre once more of a 'no-deal' Brexit. In the context of a pandemic that has left companies across ... |
| 28.07.2020 | UK retail sales bounce back as shops reopen from lockdown | UK retail sales bounced back in July after “non-essential” shops were reopened, according to a closely watched gauge that hit its highest level since April last year. |
| 24.04.2020 | ‘Loan schemes starting to deliver but step change needed to accelerate support to distressed firms’ - CBI | ‘Loan schemes starting to deliver but step change needed to accelerate support to distressed firms’ - CBI
24-04-2020
The CBI has outlined a comprehensive range of measures aimed at accelerating emergency support to distressed firms amid the... |
| 19.12.2019 | New government can boost UK competitiveness with fast decisions on immigration and commitment to flexible labour market, says CBI | New government can boost UK competitiveness with fast decisions on immigration and commitment to flexible labour market, says CBI
19-12-2019
Resolving Brexit and prioritising the domestic agenda will provide firms with much needed clarity a... |
| 30.07.2019 | Neither East of England nor EU ready for no deal, contingency planning study finds – CBI | Neither East of England nor EU ready for no deal, contingency planning study finds – CBI
30-07-2019
Economic fallout from leaving the EU without a deal for the East of England economy is £17 billion, says the CBI.
A new report from Britain’... |
| 22.01.2019 | ‘No deal’ Brexit to cost East of England economy £17bn a year by 2034 - CBI | ‘No deal’ Brexit to cost East of England economy £17bn a year by 2034 - CBI
22-01-2019
The devasting long-term economic impact of a ‘no deal’ Brexit on the East of England has today (22 Jan) been laid bare in fresh analysis of government fi... |
| 25.11.2018 | Trusting Business Through Transparency and the Technology that Could Drive Change | Consumer trust is a prerequisite for successful business. We talk to the founder of transparency company Provenance about the technology that could drive change faster than ever
There is a growing movement towards more responsible, ethical... |
| 15.11.2018 | Scottish Industry Bodies React to Brexit Draft Withdrawal Agreement | The Scottish Chambers of Commerce and CBI have backed the Brexit Draft Withdrawal Agreement after Prime Minister Theresa May’s announcement yesterday evening.
While there have been mixed reactions throughout British politics the two organis... |
| 12.09.2018 | Time for employers to put workplace health & wellbeing front of mind | Time for employers to put workplace health & wellbeing front of mind
12-09-2018
Every day last year that someone was absent from work due to ill health cost UK companies on average £720. With the average number of days lost to ill healt... |
| 11.09.2018 | Zero emission vehicles: how reality can match the ambitions | Zero emission vehicles: how reality can match the ambitions
11-09-2018
What will speed up the transition to zero emission vehicles? The CBI asked businesses what they already doing - and what they need to happen next...
The destinations on ... |
