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Despite government initiatives, the number of female executive directors has increased only slightly
The internet revolution has yet to raise output
Options kept open despite better than expected data after Brexit vote
Year-on-year jump in sales volumes is another positive post-Brexit statistic
Economists expect rises over the next year as impact of sterling’s depreciation passes through
The recent uptick in PMI survey data suggests the odds of a recession in the UK are falling
Factories cut back production, with biggest decline in pharmaceuticals
Consumers took a break from shopping and spent on eating out and drinking instead
David Davis says services sector turnround leaves UK in position of strength for EU exit talks
An FT look at when we can start to draw conclusions about the economy
Sector still contracting but improved from 7-year low in July
Manufacturing PMIs show activity reached a 10-month high as shock of Leave vote recedes
Hammond faces challenge of striking economic balance
CBI survey finds impact on day-to-day business relatively modest so far
Second-quarter data show momentum ahead of Brexit vote
Manufacturers’ export order books hit 2-year high and overseas visitors take advantage of weak pound
More than 1m low-income households are struggling with problem debt problems, according to the union body
July payments leave Philip Hammond with little room to deliver a fiscal stimulus in Autumn Statement
After Brexit vote, consumers and businesses are behaving as though they are in separate economies
Sales volumes rise by more than expected in July
Proposed penalties are criticised for their lack of clarity in several areas
CPI rises by 0.6% and costs for factories have risen sharply
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