Following the deal to sell Caparo Steels, over 300 jobs have been saved in South Wales and the West Midlands. The total number of jobs that have been saved with this deal is current 488.
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5th Apr 2025 | Updated at 10:53am 5th Apr 2025
What’s next for the economy?
Alpesh Paleja, Lead Economist at the CBI, specialises in the UK economy and oversees its economic forecasts.
DECADE OF NATIONAL RENEWAL?
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