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JobsThe March ONS data is out and, despite the recession, manufacturing is making a half-hearted...put a new spring in manufacturing s step with a 0.9% recovery. But across the first quarter of 2012 as ...
Export orders have fallen at the steepest pace since May 2009, dragging manufacturing growth down...The pulse rate of the UK manufacturing sector has been bouncing around all over the place. After a ...
Shock! Horror! UK manufacturing output fell 1% in February, says the Office for National Statistics...% contraction in manufacturing in January, it states. Not the 0.1% rise announced by its own office just last ...
The manufacturing sector has had a tough old time of it over the last five years. Now, we're ...
The pharmaceuticals giant will, among other things, build its first new UK drugs manufacturing...GlaxoSmithKline announced this morning that it s planning to invest a cool 500m in manufacturing ...
Growth in the manufacturing sector fell in February, although it also reduced its exposure to the...For the manufacturing industry, 2011 was a rollercoaster ride of emotions: production went up, then ...
New figures have shown that manufacturing across Europe fell for the sixth month in a row in ...
The UK's manufacturing sector returned to growth in September, while the financial sector predicts...phenomenon rebalancing looks like? Well, if the rise in manufacturing looked sustainable then maybe. But ...
Two surveys have painted very different pictures about the state of manufacturing in the UK and...things are looking up in the UK s manufacturing sector. Apparently, a third of firms said the number of ...
weaker-than-expected manufacturing numbers to emerge......Should the Government be doing more to boost UK manufacturing? The sector has been one of the few ...
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