The latest data show that Q4 2009 showed some improvements for manufacturers, but concerns remain about a weak recovery in 2010.
The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) predicts the UK will emerge from recession, but dark clouds still loom.
Further glimmers of hope for the economy revealed by a slowing in the number of UK businesses going into administration.
CBI Industrial Trends Survey reveals things are looking up for the UK manufacturing sector.
42% of tradesmen fear their businesses may not survive to the end of the financial year.
The number of business failures continues to rise as recession brings more pain and more closures during 2009.
Annual survey of entrepreneurship in the UK exposes weaknesses businesses must put right, if they are to survive the recession.
Research from the Open University reveals how Britain’s SMEs are coping with recession.
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.
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