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Matthew Fell 22 h
Audit market must evolve, but key question is what should future of audit look like? Ignoring this risks putting cart before the horse. Brydon review key to finding the answer.
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CBI 15. 2.
Brexit is like a supertanker fuelled by division and dogma - at the moment it is heading for the rocks. We will hit them unless politicians can come together and decide on a direction. There is time to find a different course but it's running out. 📽️
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CBI 15. 2.
The impact of no deal is real. It's happening now. It affects peoples jobs. Businesses are planning to leave. No deal must come off the table. CBI President John Allan on
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CBI 15. 2.
We need a deal with the EU. Politicians need to compromise. The consequences of no deal are huge: ❌For 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 the impact is equivalent to the cost of health every year ❌For East of 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 It's as much as is spent on schools ❗️twice❗️
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CBI Economics 15. 2.
UK sales grew by 4.2% in January 2019 (YoY), the strongest growth since December 2016. Clothing stores saw a boost to sales from January discounts and food sales returned to strong growth
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CBI 15. 2.
A No-Deal Brexit is a tragedy of 3 acts for business 1️⃣ Contingency planning 2️⃣ Immediate disruption to ports and services 3️⃣ Long-term damage to UK competitiveness on
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CBI 15. 2.
The EU has 40 trade deals that cover 70 countries - that's around 37% of the 🌍 economy. All of them are better than WTO terms no-deal would force on 🇬🇧. 49 days out from Brexit most have not been replicated by the UK . To protect UK trade we need to avoid no deal at all costs
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CBI 15. 2.
Only 7 out of 70 trade deals the 🇪🇺 has with the world have been carried over. No-deal could happen next month. Businesses will be blindsided by new tariffs created if a no-deal Brexit happens. on
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CBI 15. 2.
The impact of no deal is real. It's happening now. It affects peoples jobs. Businesses are planning to leave. No deal must come off the table. CBI President John Allan on
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CBI 15. 2.
Businesses are running out of patience. Investment deals are being put on hold & cancelled. Real money is being spent on contingency plans for a no-deal Brexit. It is happening now. Politicians need to compromise make progress & find a way forward.
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Joshua Hardie 14. 2.
Quite a few calls from members tonight. Project fear is now just fear. Couple of comments worth sharing in thread
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Nicole Sykes 14. 2.
I watch every one of these Brexit votes -even those with inevitable outcomes- with goosebumps up my arms. With so much at stake, these are chances for MPs to show businesses in their constituencies that political leadership is still alive. These chances are squandered every time.
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Joshua Hardie 14. 2.
It’s unbelievable. A house caught up in oh-so-clever politics only delivers oh-so-painful damage to uk communities. This must mark a turning point.
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Carolyn Fairbairn 14. 2.
Another day of failed politics, another day closer to no deal chaos. Politicians must find a deal that protects our economy. Failure would be unforgivable.
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Jim Hubbard 14. 2.
set out a compelling case. Why hasn’t government published a framework? It’s needed to guide places on what’s expected in addition to setting out what powers can be devolved, under what circumstances and when to encourage future business investment.
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CBI 14. 2.
The impact of no deal is real. It's happening now. It affects peoples jobs. Businesses are planning to leave. No deal must come off the table. CBI President John Allan on
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CBI 14. 2.
We need a deal with the EU. Politicians need to compromise. The consequences of no deal are huge: ❌For 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 the impact is equivalent to the cost of health every year ❌For East of 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 It's as much as is spent on schools ❗️twice❗️
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CBI 14. 2.
Brexit is like a supertanker fuelled by division and dogma - at the moment it is heading for the rocks. We will hit them unless politicians can come together and decide on a direction. There is time to find a different course but it's running out. 📽️
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CBI 14. 2.
Businesses are having to factor in the disruption a no-deal Brexit would bring. It's happening now. That means reducing investment & stockpiling. Business needs no-deal to be taken off the table urgently. It's damaging the UK economy now. on
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CBI 14. 2.
The economic damage of a no deal would dwarf the money saved by not paying the EU. We need to look to the long term - MP's must avoid a no deal. The consequences would be too great. on
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