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UK economic growth looks set to improve gradually as long as Brexit headwinds are lifted from the UK economy and global growth improves.
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Private sector activity continued to fall in the three months to November (-13%), at broadly the same pace as the three months to October (-11%), according to the CBI’s latest Growth Indicator, marking the thirteenth consecutive rolling quarter of flat or falling volumes & output.
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84% of firms are expecting to maintain or increase investment in training their workforce, according to the 2019 CBI/Pearson Education and Skills Annual Report. Latest data shows that UK employers spent £44.2 billion on training in 2017.
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Business optimism across the services sector fell in the three months to November, but at a slower pace, according to the latest quarterly CBI Service Sector Survey.
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Tracy Black, CBI Scotland Director, responds to the SNP’s 2019 General Election manifesto.
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The CBI has commented on the news that Transport for London has denied Uber a license to operate in London.
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The CBI release the latest quarterly Distributive Trends survey.
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CBI responds to Liberal Democrat manifesto
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CBI responds to launch of Labour manifesto
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Speaking at an economic briefing in Belfast, CBI Northern Ireland Director Angela McGowan told an audience of business leaders and economists that embracing the transformative benefits of the all-island economy can kickstart NI’s floundering economy.
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Manufacturing output volumes in the quarter to November continued to fall, according to the latest monthly CBI Industrial Trends Survey.