A new report from EE and Cebr reveals that pop-up retailers contribute £2.1 billion to the UK economy each year (equivalent to 0.6 per cent
The spending of over-50s households supported 5.7 million FTE jobs in the UK in 2013
Strong services, export growth, and recovery in confidence to drive growth of over 3% per annum from 2015-19
A study published today by the Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr) highlights the excessive costs faced by consumers and businesses in unwanted landline
Capital expected to account for almost a third of all UK growth in next five years
Geopolitical situation expected to topple fragile Russian economy
From Cambridge to Cumbria, Aldeburgh to Argyll: What your postcode says about you
UK economy to grow by 3.1% in 2014 and 2.2% in 2015 – up from previous forecasts
Cebr analysis shows over 4 million British jobs depend on exports to the European Union
The tube strike is unlikely to cost the London economy anything like £50 million a day – my best estimate is about £10 million says Cebr Executive Chairman Douglas McWilliams
Businesses see rise in domestic demand but export intentions disappoint
Parents are paying nearly £5,000 more to raise a child than they were 12 months ago
UK must export more and further afield to pay its way in the age of globalisation
Cebr’s annual look ahead to see what the New Year will bring includes rising interest rates, a balance of payments problem and fast London growth.
House value measures responsible for majority of rise in consumer confidence during 2013 – many feel personal experience out of step with economic recovery
Bupa research reveals disengaged employees and poor health cost UK economy £6bn
Osborne strikes triumphant note, but the cost of living debate will drag on
BCO calls for better management of offices to boost business performance
Lloyd’s Global Underinsurance Report, authored by Cebr, wins best international campaign at CorpComms Magazine 2013 awards
Sharp turnaround in UK prospects highlight potential for new policy approach
More than a quarter of the UK’s workforce (27%) – a staggering eight million people – have had a health problem that’s lasted more than a year, according to the new Health at Work Index created for the British Heart Foundation (BHF) by Cebr.
Reduced fraud, lower transaction costs, easing of cash flow among benefits identified in new study.
Anti-globalisation campaigners should apologise for the mistaken claim that globalisation will not reduce poverty
The US economy is in much better shape than most people think
BoE governor Mark Carney targets 7% unemployment rate threshold, suggesting rates will be on hold until 2016 at least
The Middle East continues to grow at an enviable pace, but challenges await in the wings.
Executive summary Data that enable a company to improve customer relations, streamline production or develop new products are providing future economic benefit and should
Emerging markets start to suffer from global growth slowdown
“The Greatest Ever Economic Event”
Transcripts of Professor McWilliams’ 2012-13 Gresham lecture series
The London economy is growing in a very employment intensive way and will create half a million additional jobs in the next 15 years Because
In the future, London will need underground roads, better cycle lanes and a new body to manage road space
German Chancellor Angela Merkel advocates higher interest rates to cool the German economy while Spanish unemployment has hit 6.2 million – 27 out of 100
Thanks to accounting adjustments, government borrowing in 2012/13 was broadly unchanged from the previous year.
VocaLink’s Take Home Pay Index reveals private sector take home pay is at a six month high.
Professor McWilliams’ economic reflections from a March 2013 visit
This report for Pitney Bowes examines the impact that additional marketing activity may have on the SME sector.