LCCI condemns Russia's invasion of Ukraine
Richard Burge, Chief Executive, says it cannot be business as usual with Russia.
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Richard Burge, Chief Executive, says it cannot be business as usual with Russia.
Read MoreRichard Burge, Chief Executive of LCCI, responds to the short-term funding package announced by TfL.
Read MoreSponsored by the Black Business Association, The Worshipful Company of World Traders’ 35th Annual Tacitus Lecture was delivered by Professor David Olusoga OBE.
Read MoreRichard Burge, Chief Executive of the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry, reacts to the Ukraine crisis and calls on businesses to act now to protect London from the long-term consequences the city could face.
Read MoreLCCI responds to the Government's plan to live with COVID-19 in England which will see current restrictions end on 24 February.
Read MoreLCCI respond to the delay in the TfL funding deal agreement.
Read MoreLCCI today hosted a roundtable to discuss socio-economic diversity in financial and professional services which was attended by senior leaders in the sector. The roundtable will inform the work of the City of London Corporation’s taskforce commissioned by HM Treasury and the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy.
Read MoreLCCI responds to research published by the BCC into the EU trade deal and its impact on businesses in the UK.
Read MoreThe study interviewed over 500 business leaders from micro to large scale companies and found that although the majority of firms are pursuing recruitment drives, they are facing a lack of qualified candidates.
Read MoreLondon Chamber of Commerce and Industry responds to the Government's long anticipated white paper on levelling up.
Read MoreThe results from the latest Capital 500 Quarterly Economic Survey showed that London business leaders are less optimistic in the UK economy and their own business prospects than they were last quarter, and their lack of confidence clearly correlates with the emergence of the Omicron variant.
Read MoreWe welcome The Chancellor’s announcement of greater business support measures today.
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