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A quarter of middle-market firms in the UK are considering bringing some business activities back to the UK over the next three years, a study by GE Capital and Warwick Business School has found.
The research found that 26% of mid-market firms are looking to re-shore at least some of their activities, potentially creating 378,000 jobs.
Products labelled 'Made in Britain' are more attractive to overseas consumers than those with no declared country of origin, a study commissioned by Barclays Corporate Banking has found. The research found that 64% of consumers in new and emerging markets are more likely to buy a product displaying the Union Flag.
It's not just some cars that are eligible for 100% first year capital allowances. Any investment in approved environmentally friendly or energy saving equipment also qualifies for 100% relief.