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Labour’s little helper: the CBI is failing British business

30 November 2024

9:00 AM

30 November 2024

9:00 AM

What is the Confederation of British Industry for? Indeed, who is it for? The soi-disant voice of British business held its conference this week. As one might expect, the organisation’s chief executive, Rain Newton-Smith, lamented the tax increases levied on employers in the Budget.

She issued a plea to the Chancellor for the CBI to be more closely involved in the design of fiscal events in the future.

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