The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) predicts the UK will emerge from recession, but dark clouds still loom.
The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) calls on the government to consider new ways to protect jobs as economic recovery looks set to be slow.
UK economic recovery predicted with a return to growth expected early in the new year and accelerating later in 2010.
Sharp decline in economic activity, high unemployment and recession to continue throughout 2009, with little or no growth anticipated in 2010.
UK SMEs cut staff and output as a direct result of a worsening credit crunch according to the latest CBI report.
CBI director-general Richard Lambert sets out action plan for business, jobs and economic recovery.
UK manufacturers confidence at a low ebb, as output expectations fall to lowest levels since 1980 and order books appear fragile.
Interest rates cut by 1.5% as Bank of England makes recession rather than inflation its number one priority.
UK retailers report sales fall in October with a gloomy outlook for Christmas 2008.
Smarter working could save business billions in a downturn claims Commute Smart Week organisers.