A snap poll, by the British Chambers of Commerce award-winning Insights Unit, of more than 600 business has revealed the extent to which UK firms expect to be hit by US tariffs.
Ahead of the rise in employer national insurance (NI) contributions coming into effect this Sunday, the British Chambers of Commerce Quarterly Economic Survey for Q1, shows business sentiment remains very weak as taxation continues to be the top concern.
The Taskforce is an independent body, supported by the British Chambers of Commerce, which has brought together representatives from supply chain business, academia, environmental groups, and trade unions.
Ahead of the second reading of the Employment Rights Bill in the House of Lords
William Bain, BCC Head of Trade Policy, reacts to the planned introduction of an extra 25 percent tariff on UK exports of cars and other automotives to the United States
Reacting to the OBR Spring Statement delivered by the Chancellor today, Louisa Harrison-Walker, Sheffield Chamber of Commerce’s Chief Executive, said ...
David Bharier, Head of Research at the British Chambers of Commerce, reacts to the latest inflation data, published by the ONS this morning
Sheffield’s teenage F4 driver, Rowan Campbell-Pilling, has revealed his brand-new car for the upcoming F4 season with support from Made in Sheffield.
Speaking ahead of Wednesday’s Spring Statement, Shevaun Haviland, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce, said: