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These are the latest CBI survey dates.
28 January – Monthly Distributive Trades Survey (1100)
31 January - Growth Indicator for January (0001)
February
4 February – Quarterly SME Trends Survey (0001)
22 February - Monthly Industrial Trends Survey (1100)
24 February – Quarterly Distributive Trades Survey (1100)
26 February – Quarterly Service Sector Survey (0001)
31 Jan 2016
Business North, a new group comprising senior industry leaders from across northern England, will hold its inaugural meeting later today (Monday) where creating economic growth across northern England will be at the top of the agenda.
31 Jan 2016
Economic growth weakened in the three months to January, with modest expectations for the next quarter, according to the latest CBI Growth Indicator.
28 Jan 2016
CBI Director-General Carolyn Fairbairn has delivered her first keynote speech on diversity at an event hosted by law firm Latham & Watkins in London.
The press release for the event is available here.
28 Jan 2016
The CBI has responded to the publication of the European Commission’s Anti-Tax Avoidance Package.
28 Jan 2016
The CBI commented on the latest official UK GDP figures, which showed 0.5% growth in the fourth quarter of 2015, and an announcement by the Prime Minister on support for the North Sea oil industry.
28 Jan 2016
Retail sales growth was broadly steady over the year to January, beating retailers’ expectations for a slight slowdown, according to the CBI’s latest monthly Distributive Trends Survey.
28 Jan 2016
This column appeared in the Journal on Tuesday 26th January 2016
28 Jan 2016
The CBI has responded to the latest skills survey published by the UK Commission for Employment & Skills.
27 Jan 2016
The first CBI M-Club of 2016 was held this week in Belfast with partner BDO. The theme was talent management with a case study from Henderson Group.
27 Jan 2016
The CBI welcomed the appointment of Andrew Bailey as Chief Executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and set out businesses' priorities for the regulator.