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CBI Economics explores how UK businesses can showcase emerging technologies by forecasting adoption and assessing future economic impact.

As we look to the priorities for 2021, the Financial Services team will focus on a number of critical consultations and will engage with members on the role of financial services in recovery and in the longer term.

Launched at the US-EU Summit in Brussels in June, the EU-US Trade and Technology Council, a platform for transatlantic collaboration on key global trade, economic and technology issues, met for the first time at the end of September.

The CBI reflects on the end of phase one of EU negotiations and our recent international engagements.

Read the CBI submission at the BEIS committee on how the labour market should be supporting your business growth across the UK.

Alun Cornish, MD Operations at FedEx, strategic partner at our CBI Midlands Business Dinner 2025, offers a perspective on how to boost the logistics industry in the pursuit of economic growth.

The B7 Summit and interaction with senior political figures provided an opportunity for the CBI to champion the interests of British business on a G7 level.

Accessing finance to expand internationally is a key concern for SMEs; the CBI has been discussing with members what options are available for those looking to reach new markets

Building innovation-hungry business clusters can foster collaboration between firms and spur competition, launch new products and help build skills for the future. It could be just the ticket to creating thriving regions and nations across the UK.

Delivering one of this year’s Roscoe Lectures, the CBI Director General argued the plans will cause profound harm to the country’s economy.

Lord Bilimoria celebrates a bright future for a collaborative and competitive UK, in his speech to the CBI Annual Conference.

Truly understanding what’s behind the country’s skills shortages is the first step to overcoming them for your business, says Mercer's Maura Jarvis.