Private sector activity in the three months to June contracted at the quickest pace since September 2012, with the balance of firms reporting growth at -13% according to the latest CBI monthly Growth Indicator.
Private sector activity in the three months to June contracted at the quickest pace since September 2012, with the balance of firms reporting growth at -13% according to the latest CBI monthly Growth Indicator.
Speaking to Spanish and British business leaders in Madrid, the CBI Director-General focused on Brexit and why the UK remains a good place to invest.
The UK should build new nuclear power stations and scale up carbon capture technology and infrastructure to reach the Government’s target of net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, according to the CBI.
Almost one in four young people (aged 17-23) do not feel adequately prepared by their education for the world of work [1]. That’s according to data from the CBI.
In an unprecedented joint statement, a coalition representing some of the UK’s leading businesses, minds, universities and charities is calling on the next Prime Minister to put research and innovation at the heart of their plan for UK prosperity, post-Brexit.
The Government’s Aviation Strategy does not do enough to practically set out how the UK will increase its global connectivity whilst meeting its sustainability targets, according to the CBI.
The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) issued a joint statement after the visit of a delegation of CEOs from India to the UK.
Retail sales volumes fell at their fastest pace since March 2009 in the year to June, likely impacted by the relatively cooler weather compared with this point last year. The survey of 88 firms, including 45 retailers, judged sales for the time of year to be below average, although to a lesser degree than in May.
If the change in the FTSE 100 has shown anything it is that no company or sector is immune to disruption. Four in ten companies listed on the index ten years ago are no longer there.
Manufacturing output slowed to a halt in the three months to June, marking the slowest growth since April 2016, according to the latest CBI Industrial Trends Survey.
The CBI commented on the creation of the London-Shanghai Stock Connect, which will see UK-listed firms become the first foreign companies to be able to list in mainland China.
Karan, Lord Bilimoria of Chelsea has been confirmed as CBI Vice President following a vote at the CBI’s AGM.
The CBI responded to the Mayor of London’s announcement of the launch of the London Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Delivery Plan.
The CBI responded to the Prime Minister's announcement that the UK will be the first country in the world to legislate to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
The CBI reacted to the announcement that Ford’s engine plant in Bridgend will close in 2020.
The CBI, FSB, TUC, Which? and the Fairtrade Foundation have issued an open letter to the Government on making trade benefit all of the UK.
CBI Wales has commented on the First Minister's decision not to proceed with the M4 corridor around Newport.
CBI Scotland and KPMG Scotland have joined forces to launch a new Productivity Index that aims to measure and benchmark Scotland’s performance across a series of key productivity driving measures.
UK companies sound the alarm as digital skills needs set to skyrocket in next three years.
Economic activity in the private sector was broadly unchanged in the quarter to May, marking the seventh consecutive rolling quarter of flat or falling volumes, according to the latest CBI monthly Growth Indicator.