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Businesses are innovating the world away from fossil fuels but with bold ambition - and even bolder action - from government, business and consumers, we can cut carbon further and faster.

The report reveals the barriers standing in the way of great people practice and the habits businesses can adopt to overcome them to transform potential into productivity

Updates from CBI offices in China and India, and what UK businesses can take away from the international response.

Jonathan Brenton, the CBI's Head of Trade Policy (Non-EU), shares his reflections on what delegates took away from the CBI’s International Trade conference.

A year on from signing the UK Plastics Pact, Lucozade Ribena Suntory has made innovative changes to the way it reuses plastic.

Carolyn Fairbairn opens the first CBI International Trade Conference with the message that the UK can trade its way to recovery.

The country already stands to lose £4.3bn by 2030 as its share of the European green tech market is slipping away.

Unpacking the latest developments in UK trade policy in the month where Boris Johnson finally secured a parliamentary majority for a Brexit deal but the way forward remains uncertain.

The review spans funding the UK’s infrastructure, the tools government use to attract private finance into UK projects, and the way in which the market is governed.

The UK settled into a lower gear at the end of 2018, as the summer boost to Q3 growth faded away. GDP growth in the month to October was almost flat, and business surveys (from both the CBI and IHS Markit/CIPS) suggested that a tepid pace of expansion continued into December.

Politicians are returning from their constituencies ahead of Tuesday’s Meaningful Vote, with a significant number preparing to rebel against the Government. Meanwhile in the EU, UK negotiators try to find a way of reaching written commitments on the Irish backstop to break the political impasse in parliament.

Your October guide to the UK economy.