
Northern Ireland sees spike in business Insolvency
Figures revealed by a UK credit check specialist have revealed that Northern Ireland has seen the biggest rise in business insolvencies.

Figures revealed by a UK credit check specialist have revealed that Northern Ireland has seen the biggest rise in business insolvencies.

Large companies that fail to settle their bills to suppliers on time could face fines, under government proposals designed to tackle the problem of late and…

The 181-year-old Clydesdale banking name will disappear soon after the challenger bank that owns the business announced plans yesterday to rebrand itself Virgin Money.

The collapse of House of Fraser and a fall in the number of tourists to Britain have hit annual profits at Mulberry.

Hundreds of Tesco staff made redundant last month were underpaid or overpaid, prompting the supermarket to ask some to return money.

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Vodafone today officially opened its Digital Innovation Hub in The Landing at MediaCityUK, Salford, to give the UK’s growing start-up community a head start in developing…

A former leading small business advisor to the Thatcher and Blair governments says disruption to the business consultancy sector means SMEs can now enjoy expert advice…

Corporate culture and practice have gone through significant change over the years.

June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month and it’s a time where brands big and small express solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community, reminding their customers they are a…

The former owner of BHS has appeared in court accused of a £500,000 tax fraud and of buying two yachts to launder money.

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